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By today's standards, Harriet Beecher Stowe's book, Uncle Tom's Cabin would seem quaint and antiquated, if viewed merely on its surface. But, a deeper look reveals and in-depth look into the lives of a people whose courageous spirits soared far and above circumstance and time. No American of any so-called "racial" group should be exempt from reading this timeless expose' into the ruthless heartlessness of slavery. Those who merely wish to know the customs and language of the time period will appreciate that aspect, while lovers of history in and of itself would enjoy this excellent portrayal of the mores and political climate of the times.
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