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It was also Lincoln who said this when he met Stowe, because the book had greatly increased tensions between the North and South.

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Answer:Uncle Tom's Cabin was written by Harriet Stowe. It was an anti-slavery and an abolitionist novel. It helped lay the groundwork of the civil war.

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