Uncle Tom's Cabin was initially distributed in portions in a magazine. When it showed up as a book in 1852, it sold 300,000 duplicates in the main year of production. It kept on offering all through the 1850s, and its popularity spread to different nations. Versions in Britain and in Europe spread the story.
In America in the 1850s it was normal for a family to assemble during the evening in the parlor and read Uncle Tom's Cabin so anyone might hear. However in a few quarters the book was considered profoundly controversial.In the South, as may be normal, it was severely reproved, and in a few states it was really unlawful to have a duplicate of the book. In southern daily papers Harriet Beecher Stowe was consistently depicted as a liar and
In America in the 1850s it was normal for a family to assemble during the evening in the parlor and read Uncle Tom's Cabin so anyone might hear. However in a few quarters the book was considered profoundly controversial.In the South, as may be normal, it was severely reproved, and in a few states it was really unlawful to have a duplicate of the book. In southern daily papers Harriet Beecher Stowe was consistently depicted as a liar and