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Birth
Harriet Beecher Stowe was born on June 14, 1811 in Litchfield Connecticut. -
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Her life
Harriet's life -
School
In 1824, Harriet attends the Hartford Female Seminary,which is run my her older sister, Catharine. After she graduates, she will also teacher here. -
Moving
Harriet and her family move to Cincinnati. -
Marriage
Harriet marries Calvin Stowe -
Twins
Beecher Stowe had twins as her first two children, Hattie and Eliza, -
Samuel
Samuel Charley Stowe was their sixth child, but unfortunately he died at the age of eighteen months. -
Uncle Tom's Cabin
She wrote this book about how slaves where treated wrong in the south. -
Dred: A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp
This was the second most popular book she published in her lifetime. -
The Minister's wooing
She published this book, which also highlighted the issue of slavery. -
Abraham Lincoln
She had a "very funny" interview with the President. He said that she was the little lady who caused a big war. -
Last move
The Stowe family finally moves to Hartford, Connecticut. -
Death
Harriet Beecher Stowe dies at the age of 85. She dies in her sleep in Hartford, Connecticut.
