Autor: Harriet Beecher Stowe

Sobre o Autor

Harriet Beecher Stowe was an influential American author and abolitionist, best known for her novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin," which highlighted the harsh realities of slavery in the United States. Born into a prominent family of reformers, Stowe was deeply aware of the social issues of her time and utilized her writing as a platform for advocacy. Her poignant storytelling and compelling characters brought the struggles of enslaved people to the forefront of American consciousness, igniting a passionate debate about slavery and contributing to the anti-slavery movement.

Nacionalidade Americano

Data de Nascimento June 14, 1811

Local de Nascimento Litchfield, Connecticut, USA

Data de Falecimento July 1, 1896

Influenciado por

William Lloyd Garrison Lydia Maria Child

Influenciado

Charles W. Chesnutt Christopher Benfey Rebecca Harding Davis Charles W Chesnutt Pauline E. Hopkins Laura E Richards Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin Lucretia P. Hale Grace Livingston Hill Marianne Noble E Stuart 1844-1911 Phelps Marietta Holley William Wells Brown Maria Susanna Cummins Margaret Deland Christopher E.G. Benfey