HARRIET BEECHER STOWE

Emociónate con las peripecias de Tom, un esclavo que es vendido a un traficante, y de Harry y su madre, que huyen de la propiedad de la familia Shelby en busca de la libertad. ¡La Cabaña del tío Tom es un clasico que no deja indiferente! Una obra que te enganchara y emocionara a partes iguales.

Este ebook presenta "La cabaña del tío Tom" con un sumario dinámico y detallado. La cabaña del tío Tom (Uncle Toms Cabin) es una novela de la escritora Harriet Beecher Stowe. Se publicó por primera vez el en 1852. La historia transcurre en Kentucky, antes de la abolicion de la esclavitud y se centra en el relato del tio Tom, un esclavo afroamericano en torno al cual se mueven otros personajes, tanto esclavos como propietarios de ellos. La novela dramatiza la dura realidad de la esclavitud mientras muestra que el amor cristiano y la fe pueden superar algo tan destructivo como la esclavizacion de seres humanos.Harriet Beecher Stowe (1811 - 1896) fue una abolicionista y autora de mas de diez libros, siendo el mas famoso La cabaña del tio Tom, el cual narra la historia de la vida en la esclavitud. Aunque Stowe nunca habia pisado el Sur estadounidense, publico consecuentemente A Key to Uncle Toms Cabin, un trabajo real documentando la veracidad de su descripcion de las vidas de los esclavos en la novela original.

A powerful and emotionally-tinged anti-slavery novel, "Uncle Toms Cabin" is teeming with memorable and richly drawn characters. A moving, provocative, and tearful narrative of ill-treated slaves, panicked escapees, and exploration of Christian values and doctrines, Stowes novel is nowadays met with mixed feelings. Mocked by modern activists, singers, and comedians, the book can be seen as both an outdated and outrageously stereotypical slave story, and a manifesto for "black lives matter" mobility across the world.

Looking for a great love story? You have found it! This novel is told as both a sentimental romance and a humorous piece of historical fiction.Taking place in Rhode Island the story revolves around Mary a devout but passionate woman living under humble conditions.Mary is in love with James, even though he is skeptical of religion. When James supposedly drowns at sea, Mary is engaged to a minister, Dr. Hopkins, instead.But the story does not end here. In fact, it has only just begun..A captivating story of post revolutionary New England filled with both romance and drama. A must read for all you romantics, daredevils and drama-lovers! And of course recommended fans of Emily Dickinson and the Bronte sisters.

What are your sunny memories? In this book, Stowe shares hers as she goes on a bright trip to Europe, writing about her experiences through journals, diary entries and letters to her friends.Visiting many different countries she offers picturesque details of different cultures, norms, and lifestyles. Never failing to state her opinion on each nation and its people, she paints a breathtaking picture of Europe.Written through the eyes of an American woman, this book is an interesting guide and travelogue perfect for history-lovers and people full of insatiable wanderlust.

Pilgrims, colonialism, slavery, politics, romance - this book is packed with tales depicting the history of America spanning over 400 years.Starting with the settlement of the pilgrims aboard the most important ship in US history, "The Mayflower" all the way to their descendants in the early 20th century. Exploring the remarkable and exciting history of the United States, Harriet Beecher Stowe describes serious events through the course of American history with a sense of humor that makes you want to keep reading.

The constant issue of society is: how can we make it better? Join Stowes characters as they explore and discuss almost every topic you could dream of.Through their conversations, critical social issues are revealed as they uncover religion, education, womens suffrage, fashion, and beauty all still relevant today.Not only touching upon important and current discussions but doing so in an entertaining way, this book is great for anyone who wants to learn more about how society has both changed and stayed the same throughout history.

What do expectations and social problems have to do with romance? How much does society decide who you should be with? Harry and Eva are about to find out!In this sequel to Stowes famous novel My Wife and I, Harry and Eva continue their relationship in New York only to find their romance has never been quite so challenging. Skeptical of womens roles and their domestic positions, the story criticizes stale social norms. Lighthearted and entertaining, but also calling for a change, this is a delightful read reminiscent of other social critics such as Charles Dickens and Louisa May Alcott.

Why did Christians preach about loving their neighbours and yet keep their fellow humans as slaves? Ups and downs with Stowes own family, and the inhumanity of slavery are the focus of this collection of essays.The obvious inequality spurred Stowe to get involved with the Fugitive Slave Act which came to be important for the emancipation of slaves. Written with careful and detailed insight, this book is recommended for both history-lovers and curious souls because of its compelling portrayal of life and slavery in the South.

Growing up is difficult. It is even more difficult when surrounded by vile gossips, evil eyes, and bad-tempered fishermen! When you live in a trivial fishing community on the coast of Maine this is a part of everyday life. Just ask Mara and she will tell you all about it.This is a vivid and interesting story about Mara Lincoln, a young woman called "The Pearl". She has a troubled childhood, raised by her grandparents because her mother died giving birth to her and her father drowned. As she becomes older, Mara finds herself tangled up in various adventures on her coming-of-age path. An interesting and adventurous read recommended for both fans of Stowe and everyone who enjoys realism, classics and American fiction.

A writer who always finds charmed readers by scores of thousands. It is a pretty book with several stories in Mrs. Stowes best vein.

Talking animals are always intriguing, and this wonderful collection of short fables is no exception.These stories for children are told by animals, focusing on their point of view as they tell us about their quirky daily rituals and how they feel towards their human owners.Through brilliant tales, the animals reveal how they are both similar to and different from us humans.Follow the journey of the hen Mrs. Feathertop who suddenly hatches ducks, the squirrels that live in a house, and Mother Magpie as she gets into mischief. An entertaining, fun, and powerful book recommended for children, teenagers, and adults who love H.C. Andersens fairy tales and Beatrix Potter.

Imagine the most dramatic romance you know. Now forget that one, because after reading this book, you will permanently be thinking of this one instead! The story about the young and beautiful Agnes, daughter of a Roman prince. The tale takes place in Italy, at the infamous court of Pope Alexander VI. In secrecy, Agnes father marries a young girl less fortunate than him, but suddenly leaves her again. When her mother dies of misery Agnes faces more trouble than she had never dreamt of.Her grandmother takes her to the stunning coastal town of Sorrento, where Agnes finds that her beauty and humble lifestyle attracts many suitors. But like in real life not all of high quality.. This catapults her life into a series of dramatic and suspenseful adventures. For fans of The Bronte sisters, Nicolas Sparks and Julia Quinn.

In a series of biographical sketches, Stowe weaves a story of womanhood, describing Christianitys influence on the female image.This religious portrayal begins with the Biblical story of Abrahams wife Sarah, working its way up to the heroines of the New Testament, most notably King Herods Daughter, Mary Magdalene and Mary, mother of Jesus.The book portrays the relentless spirit of females in everything they have had to endure and conquer throughout history. While at the same time creating a connection between these historical figures and modern day women in the exploration of themes such as family and identity.Preceding any modern feminist revolutions, Stowes collection is a must read for anyone who wants to learn about the history and expectations of half the population: women.

What makes a villain a villain? If you find a questionable main character intriguing, this social satire is perfect for you.The atypical character Lillie is a spoiled and self-absorbed young woman. She marries an aristocratic man who expects her to live up to his ideals of the perfect wife, but soon he finds out that she is nothing but trouble, manipulative, dishonest and money-driven.A clear villain you might think, but as always things are not as simple as they may seem.. The story criticizes social standards and norms, emphasizing the ridiculous expectations set for both men and women, and how they largely influence each other. For fans of Jane Austen, Jojo Moyes and Amy Tan.

First published in 1866, Little Foxes is a form of self-help book by renowned author Harriet Beecher Stowe. Organised into seven different sections including Irritability, Self-Will and Intolerance, a wealth of advice is given as to how to oppose and avoid negative and self-destructive habits, thereby attaining a happy and peaceful existence within the family home. An intriguing insight into 19th century attitudes towards self-help and personal growth.

First published in 1872, Harriet Beecher Stowes The Lives and Deeds of our Self-Made Men is a collection of sketches and biographies which focuses on well-known American figures who went on to become leaders, generals, and even Presidents. Famous names in the collection include Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, the editor Horace Greely and the lawyer and politician Edwin Stanton. Stowe stresses the importance of their Christian upbringings and the role that the land and American traditions have played in shaping these men, enabling them to reach their full potential. A fascinating insight into the lives of these American leaders from the famous writer and abolitionist.

A biographical book, Harriet Beecher Stowes Our Charley and What to do With Him is based on her own brother Charles Edward Beecher - a wild, tempestuous child, and the youngest son in the family. Told as a series of individual stories about Charley, we learn that despite his mischief-making and the trouble he gives to his parents, Charley is a much loved and important member of the family. A fascinating insight into the early life of the Beecher family.

Publié aux États-Unis en 1851, "La Case de loncle Tom" est un magnifique plaidoyer de lécrivaine américaine Harriet Beecher Stowe contre lesclavage qui devint rapidement, avec la guerre de Sécession, "le" classique de lanti-racisme.Au 19e siecle, dans le Kentucky, une famille endettee est obligee de vendre Tom, son meilleur esclave. Celui-ci, malgre la douleur detre separe des siens, accepte son destin avec resignation. Persuade que Dieu lui viendra en aide, et que la justice peut sauver le cur des hommes, il ne perdra jamais confiance.