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Harriet Beecher Stowe: Religious Basis for Opposing Slavery          1. Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote a series of short stories, later published in one volume as a book ( Uncle Tom's Cabin ) in 1852 that, next to the Bible, was then the #1 bestseller. She was the wife of Calvin Stowe, a Professor of Religion at Lane Seminary in Ohio , next to the Kentucky border. Her father was President of a theological seminary. Her six brothers were all ministers.          2. Back then, women were supposed to be "seen but not heard" on political subjects. Her own sister had written a book saying that women should keep silent. But Mrs. Stowe knew how to write. In her 20's, she had written a geography book for children. Her husband, the professor, did not make much money. So he figured, 'let her write, it'll bring in some extra money.' A collection of her writings is maintained for research purposes at the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center          3. Pursuant to English and U.S. constitutional and criminal law, slavery was illegal and unconstitutional.

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