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How did the publication of this book by Harriet Beecher Stowe promote the abolitionist movement?A-by making Southern state governments restrict plantation ownersB-by offering to buy slaves from Southern plantation ownersC-by depicting the brutality and inhumanity of slaveryD-by encouraging the expansion of slavery in new territories
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