An edition of Uncle Tom mania
(2005)
Uncle Tom mania
slavery, minstrelsy, and transatlantic culture in the 1850s
by Sarah Meer
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African Americans in literature, Parodies, imitations, Adaptations, Minstrel shows, Slavery in literature, History and criticism, Influence, Uncle Tom (Fictitious character), Appreciation, American Didactic fiction, Fugitive slaves in literature, History, African americans, biographyPlaces
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Uncle Tom mania: slavery, minstrelsy, and transatlantic culture in the 1850s
2005, University of Georgia Press
in English
0820327360 9780820327365
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Table of Contents
Topsy and the end man: blackface in Uncle Tom's Cabin
Minstrel variations: uncle toms in the minstrel show
Copycat critics: the anti-tom novel and the fugitive slave
Minstrelsy, melodrama, and reform drama: Uncle Tom plays in New York
Uncle Tom in London: British dramatizations
Tom mania in Britain: the Stafford House address and "real uncle toms"
Foreign manners and memories: Tom mania and transatlantic literature
Answering the "answers": Tom mania and Stowe's Dred.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 295-319) and index.
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