A lady wrote a pamphlet that ended up causing a war What is this war

American Civil War Uncle Tom's Cabin.

Beauty: Beeccher. Mrs. Stowe.

The lady was Mrs. Stowe, and the pamphlet was Uncle Tom's Cabin. The war that caused it was the American Civil War.

Uncle Tom's Cabin: The Life of a Humble Man (Uncle Tom's cabin;or, Life Among the Lowly), also translated as "The Black Slave Calls to Heaven" and "Uncle Tom's Cabin", an anti-slavery book published by American writer Harriet Beecher Stowe in 1852**. The views on African Americans and slavery in the United States had a profound impact and, to some extent, intensified the local conflicts in the region that led to the American Civil War.

Bai Qing and Li Bozhong have been in that mode of getting along, the man is fighting outside, and the woman is waiting for him in that paradise.

In the last chapter, it can be seen that Bai Leaky Piqing and Li Bozhong continued this life for another twenty years, and finally the two of them flew away from the mountain in one fell swoop.

Li Bangwu is indeed a talent, he is more ambitious, and he searches for Wu Zi from Zen.

It can be seen from the matter of the call that he is still a man who attaches too much importance to affection, so he can't fight the world.

but also other vassal states of the same period.

The prince is also very powerful, such as "Writing a Lady".

Hou He Shen continued** The male protagonist Qin Quan in "Ding Princes", the heroes of the troubled times, and so on.

However, according to public information, Li Bang Wuqiao Chajue (1890-1965), the name Weizhou, the name Youju, was a native of Nan'an, Fujian, and graduated from the fifth infantry section of the Baoding Military Academy. Lieutenant General of the National Revolutionary Army, he served as Commander-in-Chief of the 26th Group Army of the National Revolutionary Army and Commander-in-Chief of the 37th Group Army of the National Revolutionary Army. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War in 1945, Li Bangwu was ordered to lead his troops to Vietnam to surrender.

In the spring of 1946, he retired from active duty due to illness. In the spring of 1948, Li Zongren appointed Li Bangwu as the strategic adviser of the government. In 1949, he went to Taiwan with his family and served as a strategic adviser to the "** government".

On May 17, 1965, Xiaozi died in Taipei.

Lincoln said, "A woman wrote a pamphlet, and it started a war." This woman is Mrs. Stowe, and this pamphlet is "Uncle Tom's Cabin."