The main contents of uncle Tom's cabin

/kloc-In the middle of the 0/9th century, the Shelby family had a slave, a farmer in northern Kentucky, USA, who faithfully safeguarded the interests of his master. Everyone calls him Uncle Tom. Because the owner failed in stock trading and went bankrupt, the owner had to sell this Tom and ten other slaves to the slaver Ligley to pay his debts. Back to the south together. On the boat, a little girl with an incurable disease especially liked Uncle Tom's singing, so she insisted that her father St. Clare buy Uncle Tom. Because St. Clare advocated the liberation of slaves, Ligley and other slave owners hated him and assassinated him under the tunnel. From then on, Uncle Tom fell into the hands of slave trader Ligley. Uncle Tom was seriously injured and killed by a car to save Cathy, a slave girl who didn't want to be a plaything of Ligley. When he was dying, he finally understood a truth: only struggle can lead to freedom. He urged the slaves to leave this hell on earth as soon as possible, so the slaves broke down the sluice and fought against Ligley with the help of the white people. At this time, Uncle Tom was lying in his hut, watching Leagley leave in despair, winning the victory for his black compatriots. Many white people stood by them and left the world with infinite joy.