Haley+M

March 26th  My author that i did for my research paper was Harriet Beecher Stowe. I am very happy with what grade I received, because a B is a lot better then what I thought I was going to receive. I thought the most difficult was reachin to four pages with good value or research without just jabbering to get to four pages. The easiest I would say would be none of the paper because everything of it was not easy. Trying to make a paper perfect without any errors is not easy. Something new blog 6: My author is Harriet Stowe Beecher and i learned that having a couple of her child die made her realize that she knew how it felt when a slave women gets her child sold and taken away from her which is also what made her against slavery. Also i learned that if you don't find enough articles then you won't have enough information to write your essay. __Feb 7th__ The Get away I am on chapter 9 page 105 When eliza makes her escape to find george in canada. Mr. Shelby sold Eliza's little boy Harry to Mr. Haley without Mrs. Shelby knowing. Mr. shelby thought it was the only thing left to do because he needed money. Eliza over heard and she panic and packed up some of her and Harry's clothes and harry and escaped when no one was looking. Mr shelby and his wife didn't realize until later that day and mr shelby had to tell Mr. Haley. He didn't want Mr. Haley to think he helped her get away even though he fears that mr. haley might harm Eliza. Mr. Haley was furious and mr. shelby tried to stall him as much as he could so Eliza could get farther away. The greatest strength of the author from Uncle Toms Cabin is thethat he he is very descripted on the slaver aspect and shows how different slaves are treated. __January 27th__ ** Life In Chains.. **

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"Yes, Eliza, it's all misery, misery, misery!My life is bitter as worm wood; the very life is burning out of me. I'm a poor, miserable, forlorn drudge; I shall only drag you down with me, that's all. What's the use of our trying to do anything, trying to know anything, trying to be anything?" I picked this quote because it really came to my attention. Its sad to see, to picture they way George was being treated. George is a slave and his master treats him very poorly. Georges master is taking everything from him his family, his job, his life. He goes and speaks to his wife and tells her all that has happened to him since the last time they had seen each other. His master took him from his job where he was getting paid well. He told George that if you can work hard on the farm why cant you work as hard on my farm. He is trying to make george marry anpother black women that his master owns. His wife was ferious and upset, she tells him he has no right because they were legally married by a minister and they have a son. Blacks are not suppose to be married since they are slaves. George trys hard to take his masters cursing and beatings but its getting to the point that he just can't take it anymore. The other day his master tied him up to a tree and let his son whip him because his masters son lied and said that george tried to fight him. George has decided that he is going to run away to canada and get enough money to buy his wife and son so that they can be all together and never have to live badly.

rogerogreen __January 20th__ **Once Upon A Time Ago.. People Who Were Born to Serve..**



The start of this story was a Based in Kentucky on a chilly day in February. A man Mr. Shelby was speaking to another man Mr. Haley. Mr. Haley wants to find servants for his house black slaves. Mr. Shelby's little servant boy Jim comes in an joins them. Jim is a good dancer and singer and very funny and preforms for them. Mr Haley is very impressed and wants to buy Jim from Mr. Shelby. Mr. Shelby refuses and says that he couldn't do that to his wife because they also have his mother and she adores them both.


 * January 13th, 2012:**
 * Attention all students:Uncle Tom is Back in Town!**


 * I have just started reading "Uncle Toms Cabin" it is written by Harriet Beecher Stowe and is published by Aladdin Classics. Uncle Toms Cabin is set during the civil war in 1852. It talks about slavery and how the North is anti-slavery. Harriet Beecher Stowe was born in Connecticut (1811-1896) Uncle Toms Cabin was her first novel.**