Explore "The Sequel to "Uncle Tom's Cabin."" by Annie Wittenmyer on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
The name of Harriet Beecher Stowe recalls the story of "Uncle Tom's Cabin. " It was a story that thrilled and moved the people of this country as no other story has ever done. Its influence was not a sentimental and transitory one. The shafts of truth were sent home to men's consciences, and were abiding; they live to-day.
It may not, however, be generally known that the hero of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" _did not die till a few years ago_ -- in 1883.