Uncle Tom's Cabin
The American writer Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote an extraordinarily poignant book about the horrors of slavery and about a person's faith in God, about true love and human tragedies. Uncle Tom works on Mr. Shelby's farm. He has a wife... and a son, and even a small house of his own. But Mr. Shelby's affairs are going badly, and he decides to sell Tom to a slave trader. Moving from one owner to another, Tom keeps faith in human kindness. Harriet Beecher Stowe portrays the picture of slaveholding America at a time when more and more Americans recognize slavery as a disgrace to their country, while another significant part of the population sees slavery as a matter of course...
Author: БИЧЕР-СТОУ Г.
Printhouse: Eksmo
Series: Good books at school and home Extracurricular reading
Age restrictions: 12+
Year of publication: 2022
ISBN: 9785041738754
Number of pages: 608
Size: 84x108/32 mm
Cover type: Твердый переплет
Weight: 620 g
ID: 1381609
