Harriet Beecher Stowe was a visionary. She grew up at a time when slavery was on the minds of everyone, yet she bravely sympathized with the abolitionists. Her anger with the government grew, as did her frustration with the churches for refusing to intervene. She turned to writing to help educate people and get her message across. She felt chosen to write a book, and the book she wrote changed the course of history.
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