Uncle Tom’s Cabin
By: Harriet Beecher Stowe

Uncle Tom’s Cabin takes place during the slave period in the United States. It starts of with one setting and story line then breaks of into many different plots. It is about a slave named Toms who throughout the novel keeps up his faith in Christ and does his best to help others. He befriends many people but the one person whom he will always remember is a little girl named Eva. He and Eva form a close relationship by Eva reading to Tom from his Bible, Eva herself grows to understand and love Christianity. Tom also shares his Christian faith with many other people and although beaten by his slave owner for sharing his faith he never gives up. Although he is unjustly and ignorantly vilified by contemporary Black society, Tom forgives his oppressors, turns the other cheek to blows, blesses those who curse him, and prays for those who sin against him. At the end of the story he even gives his life to save his people.
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Title: Uncle Toms Cabin
Approximate Word Count: 572
Approximate Pages: 3 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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