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Aan den Nederlandschen lezer.
Voorrede.
Eerste Gedeelte.
Hoofdstuk I. - Inleiding.
Hoofdstuk II. - Mr. Haley.
Hoofdstuk III. - Mr. en Mrs. Shelby.
Hoofdstuk IV. - George Harris.
Hoofdstuk V. - Eliza.
Hoofdstuk VI. - Oom Tom.
Hoofdstuk VII. - Miss Ophelia.
This work offers a painstaking survey of the institution of slavery, assembling the very documents and testimonies that underlie the famous novel it references. Listeners will hear authentic excerpts, legal records, and contemporary accounts that reveal how the system functioned across different regions. The translation strives for fidelity, preserving the original language’s stark honesty without the softening that often accompanies later retellings.
Beyond the raw facts, the author frames the discussion as a moral and religious inquiry, urging readers of conscience to confront the cruelty hidden beneath any veneer of benevolence. The narration does not shy away from the harsh realities, presenting them in a measured, scholarly tone that respects both historical accuracy and the listener’s capacity for thoughtful reflection. Whether you are new to the subject or seeking a deeper understanding, this presentation invites a serious, compassionate engagement with a chapter of history that still resonates today.
Language
nl
Duration
~25 hours (1457K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Jeroen Hellingman and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net/ for Project Gutenberg.
Release date
Nov 28, 2012
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1811–1896
Best known for writing Uncle Tom’s Cabin, this influential 19th-century American author helped turn a novel into a force in the fight against slavery. Her work reached a huge audience and made her one of the most widely read writers of her time.
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