Hunter College - Wistarion Yearbook (New York, NY)

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story. It brought them into personal relations with Him. They imagined themselves living His life and sharing His sorrows. They love Him now. An historical novel has made the life they have always known seem real to them as nothing else could do. It has been said that Mrs. Stowels novel, ff Uncle Tom's Cabin, did more toward rousing the North against slavery than any of the most powerful articles published in the magazines of the time. Why did this book so excite the people? It was because it brought them face to face with men and women who could think and feel as they thought and felt. H Uncle Tom's Cabin awoke in them the spirit of brotherhood, the realization that all men have equal rights in the sight of God, and the determination that all men should have those rights in this mighty republic. , Can it be questioned further that the historical novel, so con- ceived as to awaken the spirit of brotherhood in man, and so dedi- cated to the glorious work of uplifting man by giving him lofty ideals through noble examples, can the value of such an historical novel be questioned? As Mr. Carpenter has said, Whoever can tell a manly tale of noble struggle in a noble cause will ever find his way to our hearts. Q 60

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