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In "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Harriet Beecher Stowe argued against slavery by appealing to people's sense of morality and humanity. She depicted the brutal realities of slavery through emotional storytelling to evoke empathy and compassion among her readers. Stowe aimed to show that slavery was not only a political and economic issue, but a moral one that challenged the values of Christian faith and human decency.