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Uncle Tom's Cabin
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- Length: 49 mins
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This audiobook is about slavery in the 1850s and follows a man known as Uncle Tom through his struggles of being human under ownership in the south of the United States when slavery was still legal.
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- Stephen
- 04-13-20
It’s Miss Lippy from Billy Madison!
Narrator is trying wayyy too hard. Highlighted by the ultra dry chapter announcer guy and annoying LOUD background music that never stops.
FYI it’s less painful to listen with speed up to 1.2x, but I still don’t think I’m gonna make it through.
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