Shelby plantation

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Shelby plantation is the fictional Kentucky estate in Harriet Beecher Stowe’s novel "Uncle Tom’s Cabin," where the enslaved protagonist Uncle Tom initially lives and works.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional location
fictional plantation
literary setting
alsoKnownAs Shelby estate
appearsIn Uncle Tom’s Cabin
linked to: Uncle Tom's Cabin
countryInFiction United States
createdBy Harriet Beecher Stowe
depictsSocialIssue chattel slavery
slave trade
firstAppearedIn Uncle Tom’s Cabin
linked to: Uncle Tom's Cabin
genreOfWorkContext 19th-century American novel
abolitionist literature
hasInhabitantClassInFiction enslaved people
slaveholders
hasResidentInFiction Aunt Chloe
George Shelby
Mrs. Shelby
Uncle Tom
hasWorkAsSubject literary criticism on Uncle Tom’s Cabin
languageOfWork English
literaryFunction critique of slavery through domestic setting
locatedInFiction Kentucky
medium novel
narrativeRole initial home of Uncle Tom
starting point of Uncle Tom’s journey
ownerInFiction Mr. Shelby
partOfFictionalUniverse Uncle Tom’s Cabin universe
linked to: Uncle Tom's Cabin
publicationYearOfFirstAppearance 1852
settingForEvent family separation of enslaved characters
sale of Uncle Tom
themeContext American slavery
moral conflict over slavery
timePeriodInFiction antebellum United States

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Arthur Shelby settingOfActivities Shelby plantation