Uncle Tom's cabin!help!!?

Question

how did arthur shelby die? im doing a report and i thnk that might be an important statitistic. I have read the book but i just cant remember.

warren-i think that was how st. clare died..

Answer 1

It looks like it might not say at all how he dies but jsut that it was a "sudden death"

This might just be sparknotes version but you can check it yourself it should be in chapter 41 =)

Answer 2

Uncle Tom's Cabin is a novel by American abolitionist author Harriet Beecher Stowe which treats slavery as a central theme

In 1836 Harriet Beecher married Calvin Stowe, a clergyman and widower. Later she and her husband moved to Brunswick, Maine, when he obtained an academic position at Bowdoin College. Harriet and Calvin had seven children, but some died in early childhood. Her first children, twin girls Hattie and Eliza, were born on September 29, 1836. Four years later, in 1840, her son Frederick William was born. In 1848 the birth of Samuel Charles occurred, but in the following year, he died from a cholera epidemic. She is buried on the grounds of Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts.[1]

Answer 3

Does Gabe EVER answer the question asked?? I think Mr. Shelby was either stabbed or shot, and he died of the wounds suffered in a local barroom. This all occurred before he had a chance to give Tom his freedom as he had planned to do.

I hope I am right.