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The Anti-Slavery Crusade

CHAPTER IX
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Hardened sinners in partizan politics could read the book, laugh and weep over the passing incidents, and then go on as if nothing had happened.

Not so with the thirteen-year-old boy.
He never could be the same again.

The Republican party of 1860 was especially successful in gaining the first vote of the youthful citizen and undoubtedly owed much of its influence to "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Two lines of attack were rapidly rendering impossible the continuance of slavery in the United States.

Mrs.Stowe gave effective expression to the moral, religious, and humanitarian sentiment against slavery.

In the year in which her work was published, Frederick Law Olmsted began his extended journeys throughout the South.


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