Harriet Beecher Stowe : : Dred: A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp / / Judie Newman.

Stowe's second anti-slavery novel is a primary text for students of literature and history - less well-known but now more pertinent than Uncle Tom's Cabin. This vigorous and compulsive read combines thought-provoking themes, rich characterisation, satire and sentiment.

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Place / Publishing House:Edinburgh : : Edinburgh University Press, , [2022]
©1992
Year of Publication:2022
Language:English
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Physical Description:1 online resource (752 p.)
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Volume I of Dred
  • Chapter I The Mistress of Canema
  • Chapter II Clayton
  • Chapter III The Clayton Family and Sister Anne
  • Chapter IV The Gordon Family
  • Chapter V Harry and His Wife
  • Chapter VI The Dilemma
  • Chapter VII Consultation
  • Chapter VIII Old Tiff
  • Chapter IX The Death
  • Chapter X The Preparation
  • Chapter XI The Lovers
  • Chapter XII Explanations
  • Chapter XIII Tom Gordon
  • Chapter XIV Aunt Nesbit's Loss
  • rChapter XV Mr. Jekyl's Opinions
  • Chapter XVI Milly's Story
  • Chapter XVII Uncle John
  • Chapter XVIII Dred
  • Chapter XIX The Conspirators
  • Chapter XX Summer Talk at Canema
  • Chapter XXI Tiff's Preparations
  • Chapter XXII The Worshippers
  • Chapter XXIII The Camp-Meeting
  • Volume II of Dred
  • Chapter I Life in the Swamps
  • Chapter II More Summer Talk
  • Chapter III Milly's Return
  • Chapter IV The Trial
  • Chapter V Magnolia Grove
  • Chapter VI The Troubadour
  • Chapter VII Tiff's Garden
  • Chapter VIII The Warning
  • Chapter IX The Morning Star
  • Chapter X The Legal Decision
  • Chapter XI The Cloud Bursts
  • Chapter XII The Voice in the Wilderness
  • Chapter XIII The Evening Star
  • Chapter XIV The Tie Breaks
  • Chapter XV The Purpose
  • Chapter XVI The New Mother
  • Chapter XVII The Flight into Egypt
  • Chapter XVIII The Clerical Conference
  • Chapter XIX The Result
  • Chapter XX The Slave's Argument
  • Chapter XXI The Desert
  • Chapter XXII Jegar Sahadutha
  • Chapter XXIII Frank Russel's Opinions
  • Chapter XXIV Tom Gordon's Plans
  • Chapter XXV Lynch Law
  • Chapter XXVI More Violence
  • Chapter XXVII Engedi
  • Chapter XXVIII The Slave Hunt
  • Chapter XXIX "All Over"
  • Chapter XXX The Burial
  • Chapter XXXI The Escape
  • Chapter XXXII Lynch Law Again
  • Chapter XXXIII Flight
  • Chapter XXXIV Clear Shining after Rain
  • Appendix I
  • Appendix II
  • Appendix III
  • Editor's Notes