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Consider the famous scene in “Uncle Tom’s Cabin?? in which the slave trader Mr. Haley hunts down the heroine Eliza to regain the property that she stole from him. Although readers might conceivably sympathize with Haley as a victim of theft, we in fact only feel sympathy for Eliza. After all, the property she stole is her own five-year-old son. It is Haley, not Eliza, who is being unjust...
...gives a new feeling to these figures that people have just seen in dusty gilded frames and old galleries,” Carter says about his work. Fisher agrees. “Have you ever seen an issue of ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin?? that looked so readable?” he asks.And following trends that are emerging in the rest of the industry, the Press has moved to the Internet to encourage potential readers to return to books. The Press now has a blog and a Facebook.com page. Traffic is still minimal...
...Fisher agrees. “Have you ever seen an issue of ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin?? that looked so readable?” he asks...
...water on board.” They didn’t. Even after resorting to lying about a pill I had to take, the flight attendants did not give me a glass of water—perhaps they were too busy mixing cocktails for the tiny first class cabin??s one passenger...
...cemetery walk was planned as part of our study of Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin??one text of several we have read that takes an interest in the boundary between life and death,” New said. “The demise of Calvinism and the rise of Unitarianism and how it made places like Mt. Auburn possible...