Harriet Beecher Stowe published the celebrated book “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”, which implicitly affirmed that the slaves do not deserve to be treated as such because they were or at least there were among them good people, which in her criteria meant good Christians, with solid moral principles.
Por su parte Harriet Beecher Stowe publicó en 1852 su célebre libro “La cabaña de Tío Tom”, donde planteaba implícitamente que los esclavos no merecían ser tratados como tales porque eran o al menos había entre ellos buenas personas, lo que en su criterio significaba buenos cristianos, con sólidos principios morales.