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   A wealthy, well-dressed woman who has inherited money from a husband in the West Indies, Madame de Thoux, of mixed race, is revealed to be the long-lost sister of George Harris, sold when Harris was very young. De Thoux rejoins the Harrises in Canada.

   • Emmeline

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   • Haley

     A slave-trader, Haley is owed a debt by Mr. Shelby and is...

   • Cassy

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   George Harris. George Harris, Eliza’s husband, is enslaved on a neighboring plantation. He also escapes, passing as a Spaniard, and reaches Ohio, where he joins his wife and child.

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   Tom asks George to be a good Christian, and George swears he will never own slaves and will work to free them. On a boat back to Kentucky, George runs into Cassy and Emmeline. They meet Madame de Thoux , a wealthy woman revealed to be George Harris’ long-lost sister.

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   Uncle Tom. Next. Eliza Harris. The book’s title character, hero, and moral center, Uncle Tom is the head slave of the Shelby estate, sold to pay off Mr. Shelby ’s debt. Uncle Tom’s new master, St. Clare, is a benevolent one, and Tom befriends St. Clare’s daughter, Eva.

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   Mar 14, 2008 · George Harrison was lead guitarist, songwriter and singer with The Beatles. Although often overshadowed by the partnership of Lennon and McCartney during the band's lifetime, he emerged as a significant talent in his own right.

6. www.gradesaver.com › summary-chapters-11-15Uncle Tom’s Cabin Chapters 11-15 Summary and Analysis ...

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   Summary of Chapter 11. Eliza 's husband, George Harris, is the focus of this chapter. Disguised as a Spaniard, he stops at a tavern where he meets his old boss at the factory, Mr. Wilson. Wilson is fooled until George reveals himself to him. Mr. Wilson becomes very nervous upon discovering that George has fled and quotes the Bible to urge him ...

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   Who is George Harris?

   • An intelligent man, slave to a cruel master, George escapes in the guise of a Spanish gentleman and later reunites with Eliza and defends his freedom against Tom Loker and Marks, who have been… read analysis of George Harris The head of the Shelby family, Mr. Shelby must sell Tom and Harry to pay off a debt he owes to Haley, the slave-trader. Mr.

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   What happened to Uncle Tom and George Harris?

   • They are taken in by a Quaker family and reunited with George Harris, who has been traveling in the guise of a Spanish gentleman. Uncle Tom decides not to try to escape; he sees it as his duty to be sold as his master intended. George Shelby, Jr., who loves Tom, sees him before the sale and promises to bring him back to Kentucky.

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   Who is Eliza's husband George Harris?

   • Eliza 's husband, George Harris, is the focus of this chapter. Disguised as a Spaniard, he stops at a tavern where he meets his old boss at the factory, Mr. Wilson. Wilson is fooled until George reveals himself to him. Mr. Wilson becomes very nervous upon discovering that George has fled and quotes the Bible to urge him to return to his master.

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   Who was George Harrison?

   • George Harrison was lead guitarist, songwriter and singer with The Beatles. Although often overshadowed by the partnership of John Lennon and Paul McCartney during the band’s lifetime, he emerged as a significant talent in his own right. Harrison was born on 25 February 1943 in the family home at 12 Arnold Grove, Wavertree, Liverpool.

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   Did George Harrison sing my Sweet Lord?

   • Five months after the Olympic session, Harrison enlisted Preston to perform on his own version of the song. My Sweet Lord, George Harrison's signature song, was his debut single and biggest chart hit, which reached number one in a number of countries. It appeared on his third solo album, 1970's All Things Must Pass.

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   Dec 22, 2010 · ‘My Sweet Lord’, George Harrison’s signature song, was his debut single and biggest chart hit, which reached number one in a number of countries. Harrison began writing the song while touring in Europe with Delaney & Bonnie in December 1969.