Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harret Beecher Stowe 1967 Edition The subject of the good man opposed by the forces of evil is a predominant American theme, whether in the novels of the 19th century or in the Western epics of 20th century television. If Ralph Waldo Emerson could define evil as the absence of good, Harriet Beccher Stowe sees it as the lack of Christian morality. Whereas Herman Melville or Mark Twain would write of the initiation of the hero into the meaning of life - in all its evil dimensions - Mrs. Stowe chose, instead, to expose the American reader to the half-known world of slavery-an evil created, not by the devil, but my man; not by the Southerner, but by the entire American nation. ✨️Pages unmarked condition. Small date written top cover page. Inside covers have foxing. Cover has chipping at corners and edges, and creasing near spine. Back cover has some discoloration. 🐰Bundle items to save! Message with items and zip code! #books #vintagebooks #paperback #book