New England Magazine, Vol. 21: An Illustrated Monthly; September, 1896-February, 1897 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from New England Magazine, Vol. 21: An Illustrated Monthly; September, 1896-February, 1897

Three or four of Mrs. Stowe's books seem destined to hold a permanent place in literature. With all the im perfections of Uncle Tom's Cabin, it has in it elements of such vital inter est, both in the subject itself and in its manner of treatment, that it is'not likely to lose its place as one of the great books of the world. Of greater artistic excellence are the Minister's Wooing and The Pearl of Orr's Island, though they describe alife which was less dramatic and of not so universal an interest.

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