Upon meeting Lincoln, the president said "So this is the little" person "who made this big war."
A speaking circuit by this person coincided with the arrest of Anthony Burns in Boston, galvanizing protests for Burns's release. This person asked how over half a million British people could have signed an anti-slavery petition, yet the country still was sympathetic to the cause of the Confederacy, in an open letter simply titled "The Reply." Opposition to the ideology of this person vaulted the careers of Caroline Lee Hentz and William Gilmore (*) Simms. Upon meeting Lincoln, the president said "So this is the little" person "who made this big war." This person's father moved to Cincinnati to become the president of Lane Theological Seminary, where she met her future husband, Calvin. For 10 points, name this woman who became a celebrity after the publication of an anti-slavery novel before the Civil War.
A speaking circuit by this person coincided with the arrest of Anthony Burns in Boston, galvanizing protests for Burns's release.
Harriet Beecher Stowe