Slave books

Within the 1800’s the issue of slavery came to its highest peak in the united states. The constant question on whether or not it should be allowed pops up in every state between the north and the south. When it got to the mid 19th century, the north was fighting hard for anti slavery. Political parties developed, civil battles occurred like the kansas situation, even court cases came to declare constitutionality. So many things occurred because the north really wanted to accomplish the goal of abolishing slavery. With all of this occurring, the north only got but so far, and even if slavery is a moral evil, why didn't everyone see it that way? With in the mid 1800’s 2 people written books on slavery and why it should be discontinued. The first author is known as Harriet beecher stowe creator of uncle toms cabin. The second author is Hinton rowan helper creator of the impending crises in the south. With each book caused such a massive influence which caused so many followers towards abolition in the 1800s. Both books are similar and different in its view on slavery but still managed the same goal. Even one of them had a massive public effect. While the issue of slavery grew massive, ideals and beliefs clashed. When both books were published, they both were similar in a massive way. Both of them had the same goal to eliminate slavery. They probably never saw the pain on a black person as something major, as abolitionist did, but they did target slavery as a major problem in general. Both were similar with their purpose of each book, to explain why slavery is terrible to the united states. According to stowe, it played to the emotional side of the issue, showing how slave is morally terrible which is why it should go. Hinton went along with the fact how slavery is economically hurting southerners so it should go. In both books the purpose was to explain all in all why slavery was a completely bad thing. But with similarities come differences, and they both