In one work, this author made a historical character 30 years younger to avoid having a 70 year old man court the 19-year old protagonist, who is also sought after by Aaron Burr.
In one work, this author made a historical character 30 years younger to avoid having a 70 year old man court the 19-year old protagonist, who is also sought after by Aaron Burr. This author argued that the title woman could still love her husband in "Lady Byron Vindicated" and wrote about the sailor James Marvyn, who loses Mary Scudder to the Calvinist Samuel Hopkins, in The (*) Minister's Wooing. This author wrote about the heiress Nina Gordon, her husband Claymont, and her slave Harry. In this author's most famous novel, which she wrote a "Key" to, Eliza escapes to Canada by crossing an icy river, and the title character is beaten to death by Simon Legree. For 10 points, name this author of Dred: A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp and Uncle Tom's Cabin.
In one work, this author made a historical character 30 years younger to avoid having a 70 year old man court the 19-year old protagonist, who is also sought after by Aaron Burr.
Harriet Beecher Stowe