Gallery of Images
A Pioneer Editor (The Atlantic, June 1866)
International Copyright (The Atlantic, October 1867)
The Great American Novel by John William
DeForest (9 January 1868)
[H.P.B. Jewett's Letter about UTC] (NY
Times, 15 November 1868)
[Our Most Brilliant Romance Writer?] (Putnam's, December 1868)
Rise and Fall of the Slave Power (North American Review, January 1875)
[George Aiken's Obituary Notice] (NY Clipper, 3 June 1876)
Tooth and Uncle Tom (NY Times, 19 March 1877)
Uncle Toms (NY Times, 30 March 1877)
Performance Which Did Not Come Off (NY
Times, 18 April 1877)
Sweet Singers Wanted (NY Times, 10 February
1878)
Matinee on Blackwell's Island (NY Times, 2
March 1878)
[Mrs. Stowe's Potential Royalties]
(Washington Post, 16 April 1878)
[Authors' Royalties and Stowe] (NY Times, 20
May 1878)
The Genuine Uncle Tom (NY Times, 3 June 1878)
Colored "Artists" Off for Europe (NY Times, 4
August 1878)
[Professor Huxley and Topsy] (Washington
Post, 15 November 1878)
Purifying the Stage (NY Times,
24 August 1879)
[Mrs. Stowe's Royalties]
(Washington Post, 3 September 1879)
[Caleb Cushman's Library] (Washington
Post, 13 September 1879)
Has the Southern Pulpit Failed? (North American Review, June 1880)
Curiosities of Advertising (Scribner's Magazine, August 1880)
[Original George Harris and Uncle Tom] (Washington
Post, 3 September 1880)
[UTC & the Women's
Movement] (History of Woman's Suffrage, 1881)
Hawthorne, Macaulay and Mrs. Stowe (NY Times, 3
July 1882)
[UTC and American Taste] (NY Times, 11
July 1882)
"Original" Uncle Tom (NY Times, 5 August 1882)
[Letters to the Atlantic's Stowe Garden
Party] (1882)
Interview with Jewett (The Manhattan,
January 1883)
[UTC and Women's Rights] (Washington
Post, 26 January 1883)
[Death of Josiah Henson] (NY Times,
6 May 1883)
Among the Blue-Grass Trotters (Harper's Monthly,
October 1883)
[Biographical Sketch in Our Famous Women] (1884)
[New Cheap Edition of UTC] (The Atlantic,
November 1885)
[Stowe Announces Retirement] (Washington
Post, 15 July 1886)
[Continuing Popularity of UTC] (Washington
Post, 16 January 1887)
[The 3 Best-Selling American Books] (Washington
Post, 10 April 1887)
Where Uncle Tom's Cabin Was Built (NY Times, 11
August 1887)
[Kitty from Oskosh & UTC] (Washington
Post, 10 April 1886)
[Uncle Tom's Tenement] (Washington
Post, 7 August 1886)
[Stowe is Dying] (Washington
Post, 9 September 1886)
[Stowe Rewriting UTC] (Washington
Post, 16 September 1886)
Some Reminiscences about Mrs. Stowe (NY Times,
10 November 1888)
[New Boom in UTC Sales] (Washington
Post, 21 April 1889)
New Publications [Excerpts] (NY Times, 22
December 1889)
McCray's Life-Work of the Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin (1889)
CHAPTER 3 (Composition of UTC) |
CHAPTER 4 (Analysis of UTC) | CHAPTER 5 (Reception of UTC)
Charles Stowe's Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe (1890)
CHAPTER 6 (Composition of UTC) |
CHAPTER 7 (Reception of UTC)
[The Original George Harris] (Washington
Post, 12 May 1890)
Woman in American Literature (The Century, October 1890)
[UTC Still Selling Well] (Washington
Post, 23 January 1891)
"Uncle Tom" Lectures in Boston (Washington
Post, 30 May 1891)
An Opera by Colored People (NY Times, 7 January
1893)
In Aid of Cook's Opera Scheme (NY Times, 10
February 1893)
Fred Douglass as Uncle Tom (Chicago
Record, 25 May 1893)
Frances Hodgson Burnett on Reading UTC (1893)
[Graves] Suggests a Negro State (Washington
Post, 13 August 1893)
[Reply to Graves' Lecture] (Washington
Post, 20 August 1893)
A Visit to Uncle Tom's Cabin (1893)
"Not His Real Home" (Chicago Tribune, 20
November 1893)
The Sons of "Uncle Tom" (American Missionary, January 1894)
The 100 Best Sunday-School Books (Washington
Post, 8 August 1894)
H. B. Stowe at Cincinnati (New England Magazine, March 1895)
[Cincinnati & the History of UTC] (Washington
Post, 29 June 1895)
Harriet Beecher Stowe (New England Magazine, September 1895)
[UTC & Slavery in the South] (Washington
Post, 12 September 1895)
[UTC's Popularity at New York Public Library] (Washington
Post, 26 March 1896)
SELECTED OBITUARY NOTICES (1896)
Declaration of Independence and UTC (New York Times, 6 July 1896)
The Village of UTC (Washington
Post, 12 July 1896)
[Model for Mrs. Stowe's Legree] (Washington
Post, 19 July 1896)
How UTC Was Written (New York Times, 26 July 1896)
Instant Power of UTC (Washington
Post, 1 August 1896)
Meredith Calhoun Not Model for Legree (Washington
Post, 31 August 1896)
"The Story of Uncle Tom's Cabin" (Atlantic
Monthly, September 1896)
The Author of UTC (The Century Magazine, September 1896)
"The Story of the Book" (Art
Memorial Edition, 1897)
"A Key to the Characters" (Art
Memorial Edition, 1897)
"The Life of Mrs. Stowe" (Art
Memorial Edition, 1897)
"Introduction & Author's Life"
(International Publishing Edition, 1897)
End of a Noted Negro (Washington
Post, 11 January 1897)
The Drama [Excerpt] (NY Times, 23 May 1897)
The Hero (The Century Magazine, June 1897)
Letter from William Hill (U.S. War Department, 1897)
Lynching of Negroes (Washington
Post, 6 September 1897)
Fields's Life & Letters of Harriet Beecher Stowe (1898)
CHAPTER 5 (Composition of UTC) |
CHAPTER 6 (Reception of UTC)
War Memories of an Army
Chaplain (1898)
[Bishop Wilmer's Proslavery Reinterpretation of UTC] (1898)
The End of an Era (1899)
Bringing Out the First English Edition (NY
Times, 5 October 1901)
[More on First English Edition] (NY Times, 7
December 1901)
Against "UTC" (NY Times, 11 January 1902)
Favors "UTC" (NY Times, 12 January 1902)
Daughters of Confederacy Against UTC (unidentified paper, 18 January 1902)
Bar "UTC" (NY Times, 25 April 1903)
Retain "UTC" (NY Times, 21 May 1903)
Paul Jones in School Libraries (NY Times, 24
May 1904)
"Uncle Tom" Attacked Once More (NY Times, 13
March 1905)
Butt Chanler, Freshman [Excerpt]
Mrs. Harrison's Recollections Grave
and Gay (1911)
Stowe & Stowe, Harriet Beecher Stowe, The Story of Her Life (1911)
CHAPTER 5 (How UTC Was Built) |
CHAPTER 6 (From Obscurity to Fame)
| FROM CHAPTER 7 (Meeting with Lincoln)
Hopkinson Smith's Heresy (NY Times, 9 February
1913)
Henry James Remembers Uncle Tom's Cabin (1913)
Chorus Girl Helps Little Eva Hide
(Variety, 16 July 1920)
Original "Little Eva" (Billboard, 15
October 1921)
Percy Marks' Plastic Age (1924)
William Lyon Phelps' Essay (1924)
"Sent Back to Bedford as 'White Topsy'" (New
York Times, 8 May 1925)
"Too Many Toms" (Time Magazine, 31 August 1925)
Charles Correll as a "Tommer" (All About Amos 'n' Andy,
1929)
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