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Uncle Tom's cabin brought upon a new outlook on slavery. This novel allowed the public to read the true issues of slavery. During the time this book was published (1852), slavery was kept on a "down-low," and the reality and harshness of it was not known by everybody. With this book being published, the truth was revealied, and everybody was able to read the cruelty that was placed upon those who were slaves. In fact, this book had such a great impact that it intensified sectionalism in the United States.

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Owen Leannon

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