Uncle Tom's Cabin, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Easton Press, Leather Bound, Luxurious End Pages, Gilded, Satin Ribbon Bookmark

With vivid storytelling and emotional force, UNCLE TOM'S CABIN exposed the inhumanity of slavery to a wide audience and became one of the most influential books of the 19th century. It remains a powerful call for empathy, justice, and the enduring fight for human dignity.

COLLECTOR'S ITEM from Easton Press. Published in 1979 with leather bound covers, luxurious end pages, beautiful author illustration, gilded edges, and a gold satin ribbon bookmark. Made to resemble beautifully crafted books of old.

CONDITION OF BOOK: Tight binding. Covers and pages in pristine condition. The gilding has minor wear on upper and bottom corner pages and a few small scratches elsewhere.

UNCLE TOM'S CABIN (1852) by Harriet Beecher Stowe is a groundbreaking anti-slavery novel that stirred the conscience of a nation. It tells the story of Uncle Tom, a deeply faithful and compassionate enslaved man, whose life is shaped by the cruelty and injustice of slavery. As he is sold from one owner to another, Tom’s quiet strength and moral courage leave a profound impact on those around him.

Alongside Tom’s journey are the intertwined stories of Eliza, a mother fleeing with her child across frozen rivers toward freedom, and other enslaved characters whose lives reveal the brutal realities of the American South.

Dimensions: 7" x 10.5"
Pages: 295
Publishing Date: 1979 (originally published in 1852)
Publisher: Easton Press

STORYBOUNDERS believes that everyone should have a beautiful library full of great stories—-- a story reservoir that will inspire and impact you, and your loved ones, as you grow and learn together in the years to come. Bring the magic of stories into your own home by curating a private library that will provide beauty, knowledge, serenity, inspiration, and fill you with anticipation and hope for the future.