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Levine brings to life the more radical Stowe long overlooked by history: the woman who offered her home to enslaved people traveling on the Underground Railroad; who vehemently opposed and defied the Fugitive Slave Act; who made the case for equal rights for Black people; who championed the Civil War as a crusade for human rights; and who attempted to create work with fair pay for Black Floridians. Levine traces how Stowe’s writing deepened to depict Black agency, community, and resistance in her second novel, Dred, and how her personal writings and published essays and fiction displayed her growing commitment to racial equality.   Despite ongoing social antagonism and legal obstacles, Stowe acted on her beliefs, from promoting Black employment to founding a school she sought to integrate during her years in post–Civil War Florida. 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