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The Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, born in Litchfield CT on June 14, 1811.

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When Lincoln had said that to Stowe, he had been referring to her story, Uncle Tom's Cabin, because that story in particular had raised not only awareness in Northerners, but also raised the will and drive to truly abolish slavery within the country. This one book acted as the main catalyst that led to the events of the war to happen.

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"Abraham Lincoln is reported to have said when he met her during the Civil War 'So you're the little lady who started this big war.'" (Historical Context 1).

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The book Uncle Tom's Cabin was a book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe that was first released in 1852. The story was a slave narrative, and while there had been many more published before this book, it's impact on people, especially those who lived in the North, had shocked and galvanized them into abolishing slavery permanently.