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<s></s>'''''Old Town Folks''''' is a 1869 novel written by [[Harriet Beecher Stowe]], author of ''[[Uncle Tom's Cabin]]''. This book was based partially on her husband's childhood memories and the residents in his native village of [[Natick, Massachusetts]] (now South Natick). Her books were usually about sermonizing (her books were usually religious or they preached about the horrors of slavery) but this book was different from most of her other books. This book was one of the first examples of local |
<s></s>'''''Old Town Folks''''' is a 1869 novel written by [[Harriet Beecher Stowe]], author of ''[[Uncle Tom's Cabin]]''. This book was based partially on her husband's childhood memories and the residents in his native village of [[Natick, Massachusetts]] (now South Natick). Her books were usually about sermonizing (her books were usually religious or they preached about the horrors of slavery) but this book was different from most of her other books. This book was one of the first examples of local color writing in New England. Stowe tells everyone very eccentrically about her beliefs in her other books like Uncle Tom's Cabin. |
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[[Category:1869 novels]] |
[[Category:1869 novels]] |
Revision as of 15:14, 18 June 2008
Old Town Folks is a 1869 novel written by Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of Uncle Tom's Cabin. This book was based partially on her husband's childhood memories and the residents in his native village of Natick, Massachusetts (now South Natick). Her books were usually about sermonizing (her books were usually religious or they preached about the horrors of slavery) but this book was different from most of her other books. This book was one of the first examples of local color writing in New England. Stowe tells everyone very eccentrically about her beliefs in her other books like Uncle Tom's Cabin.