Robert Criswell contrasted this novel's title location with Buckingham Hall, while another response to it was the story of Captain Porgy in the Revolutionary War, The Slave and the Distaff, written by William Gilmore Simms.
Robert Criswell contrasted this novel's title location with Buckingham Hall, while another response to it was the story of Captain Porgy in the Revolutionary War, The Slave and the Distaff, written by William Gilmore Simms. One climactic scene in this novel sees George Harris shoot Tom Loker, while another scene is a debate between Ophelia and Augustine St. Clare. Subtitled "Life Among the Lowly,"its characters included a dying girl named Eva, the cruel Simon Legree, and the runaway Eliza. For 10 points, identify this abolitionist novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Robert Criswell contrasted this novel's title location with Buckingham Hall, while another response to it was the story of Captain Porgy in the Revolutionary War, The Slave and the Distaff, written by William Gilmore Simms.
{Uncle Tom’s Cabin}