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Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS 1T 49,!
Being rativcs, incidents in the real LrE
az THE iowLy.' ny ". l.. q. &atiAt, Esq.
The object of ,hc author is represent the condition o.
tie Slave al his de bat comfortable cabin his daily
buttons and pastinc3 the relations between master and
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iurIe II Plnalhroris,, &C, %c and 10 cpieAcnt the
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chap;c; i-.Oid Virginia
:. The PllEtIuun-UHclc Toms 1.azincss.
3-Sobieiy and Mcrrnscnt.
1.-The Punishment
The Schooi Master.
Family Of ;i.e Planter.
q. i-Schov kce ITg.
s-Thc sccrc; League OF Rebellion.
:. Y--rhc Surprise.
t0-ldepenlcnco Day.
1.-The Ovc.scer.
i2-Schoo Masters Lessons of Freedom
" l3-UnCle Tom aid DiIml
ii-iidnigit Meeting Of School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dnah.
iG-Sunday
I5-Tle Oyersee IS Communication 10 the Planter.
:. 1S-The Suspicion.
=. lS-School Mastc, $ UHcusncss and Departure.
:" 20-Uncle Toms Notions of Freedom.
F" oi-His Determination 10 so TO the state OF Free
DOM
- 22-Thc Escape.
2S-Thc Pursuit.
2i-RuTllo-Thc Foot black.
2j-IlaId Times.
2s-Unclc Toms Soliloquy.
2--The Alarm
2-Amcric an iotcl
2i-The Flee Negro
3J-Conrage, Qmctudc and Contentncnt.
sl-Niasara Fails. Clifton House, Catadr =.
:2-Unclc Toms Decision
- 3i-.i.ack to Old Virginia
35-Conciuson.