This account makes the reader relate it to the work of Harriet Beerch Stowe 's Uncle Tom’s Cabin, which had produced a significant effect towards the hatred of the peculiar institution known as slavery. The book explains how slave owners did not view slaves as soul carrying people. Instead, they regarded slaves to be property that they owned. The reader can witness that actually the slave owners were not human, as they had inflicted pain and sorrow to people forced into a system of bondage to carry out labor
This account makes the reader relate it to the work of Harriet Beerch Stowe 's Uncle Tom’s Cabin, which had produced a significant effect towards the hatred of the peculiar institution known as slavery. The book explains how slave owners did not view slaves as soul carrying people. Instead, they regarded slaves to be property that they owned. The reader can witness that actually the slave owners were not human, as they had inflicted pain and sorrow to people forced into a system of bondage to carry out labor