Uncle Tom"s Cabin

Many sources of varying degrees of reliability argue that once, when meeting with the author of the “Uncle Tom’s hut,” Abraham Lincoln allegedly said the following phrase: “This little lady began a great war.” The novel of the American writer Harriet Beche-Stow (1811–1896) very quickly gained worldwide fame and recognition. Written in the characteristic of the nineteenth century by the sentimental style of “Female Prose” this book nevertheless made a grandiose coup in public moods, having won an important place not only in the history of literature, but also simply in history, since the most noble reason for the civil war between the north and The south was the struggle for the abolition of slavery. And in this struggle the book of a little woman made an invaluable contribution