Notes on Uncle Tom's cabin : being a logical answer to its allegations and inferences against slavery as an institution. With a supplementary note on the key, and an appendix of authorities

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Object of Uncle Tom's cabin

Bleeding Africa

The slave-trade

The slave-code: what slavery is

The slave-code: abuses of slavery

The scripture doctrine of slavery

Effect of slavery on the negro

The laboring classes

Emancipation: its results

The internal slave-trade

The fugutive law, and the higher law

Patriots and politicians

Extension of slave territory

Southern emancipators

Yankee overseers

Characters of the work

Inconsistencies and improbabilities of the story

Irreligious tendency of the work

Key to Uncle Tom's cabin

Appendix: Abolition literature ; Condition of the negro in Africa ; The slave-trade ; Negro communicants ; The slave-code ; Pauper system of Massachusetts ; Jamaica and Hayti ; Flogging as a means of discipline ; Infidel testimony ; European laboring classes ; Mrs. Stowe in England ; Statistics of slavery ; Extract from Persius, satire 5th ; Theodore Parker ; Legare on slavery ; Worn-out lands