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Uncle Tom's Cabin
by
Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Uncle Tom's Cabin Chapter 13 Summary
Eliza is safe in a Quaker settlement, among good people who are kind and protective.
They find George and bring him to the settlement as well. He and Eliza are reunited.
George tells one of the Quaker men not to take risks on account of him.
George doesn’t want the kind Quakers to go to jail or have to pay fines for helping run away slaves.
The Quaker responds that he is not doing it for George, but for God.
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