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  • Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc

    by Mark Twain ...
    The essential facts regarding Joan of Arc are well known. A young teenage girl hears voices that tell her she will deliver France from England's oppression during the Hundred Years War. She manages to take her message to the dauphin, who after some persuasion places her at the head of his army. That army promptly lifts the siege of Orléans, throws the English out of the Loire valley, hands them ... Read more

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  • Pudd'nhead Wilson

    by Mark Twain ...
    Pudd'nhead Wilson is a thought-provoking novel set in the fictional town of Dawson's Landing, Missouri. The story revolves around the peculiar character of David Wilson, known as "Pudd'nhead" Wilson, a quirky and eccentric young lawyer with the unusual hobby of collecting fingerprints. As he experiments with this new forensic science, Wilson becomes entangled in the lives of two infants, Tom ... Read more

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  • Mark Twain's Letters

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    by Mark Twain ...
    In these letters, Mark Twain emerges first as Samuel Clemens: a Missouri boy shaped by Hannibal, hard schooling, and early work in printing, then a restless young man who tried his hand in New York, Philadelphia, and on the Mississippi as a river pilot. The voice is already unmistakable—dry, comic, observant, and deeply human—as he moves west through war, mining camps, and rough frontier towns, ... Read more

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  • The Mysterious Stranger

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    by Mark Twain ...
    In a remote Austrian village in 1590, where the Church governs daily life and superstition shadows every belief, a boy narrator introduces a world of priests, peasants, and fearful wonder. Father Adolf, a defiant and formidable priest, stands in sharp contrast to Father Peter, a gentle clergyman ruined by accusations that he showed too much mercy. As Father Peter is suspended and abandoned, his ... Read more

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  • The Mysterious Stranger

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    by Mark Twain ...
    In a remote Austrian village in 1590, young Theodor Fischer grows up in a world ruled by religion, superstition, and rigid authority, where even childhood unfolds under the shadow of fear. His village is split between Father Adolf, a priest whose fierce hatred of the Devil inspires dread, and Father Peter, beloved for his gentleness but suspected of heresy after an astrologer accuses him, leaving ... Read more

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  • The Stolen White Elephant, and A Dog's Tale

    by Mark Twain ...
    "The Stolen White Elephant" is a short story written by Mark Twain and published in 1882 by James R. Osgood. In this short story an Indian elephant, en route from India to Britain as a gift to the Queen, disappears in New Jersey. The local police department goes into high gear to solve the mystery but it all comes to a tragic end. ... Read more

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  • The Complete Novels of Mark Twain

    by Mark Twain ...
    A definitive gathering of Mark Twain's greatest novels — sharp American wit, adventure along the Mississippi, and biting satire from the man Hemingway called the father of American literature, collected in one comprehensive English-language edition. ... Read more

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  • Mark Twain's Letters

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    by Mark Twain ...
    Mark Twain was a master storyteller in public, but in his letters he is even more immediate—witty, candid, affectionate, irritable, playful, and deeply human. Spanning nearly six decades, this remarkable collection follows Samuel Clemens from his earliest days on the river and in the frontier West to the heights of literary fame, international travel, family life, financial struggle, and old age. ... Read more

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  • Mark Twain's Letters

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    by Mark Twain ...
    This volume of Mark Twain's letters opens a vivid portrait of a writer trying to balance family life, literary ambition, and financial survival in the late 1880s and 1890s. In one moment he is playful and tender with his mother, hinting at the lifelong, unspoken romance she carried and revealing the deep affection behind his boyish humor; in the next he is lashing out at debt, bad street lighting, ... Read more

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  • Mark Twain's Letters

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    by Mark Twain ...
    These letters find Mark Twain at the turn of the century, sharp-tongued, affectionate, and increasingly unwilling to soften his opinions for public comfort. Writing chiefly to Rev. Joseph Twichell and other friends, he moves from household worries, family illness, and travel plans to fierce attacks on nationalism, political hypocrisy, sensational journalism, and the human habit of disguising ... Read more

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  • Mark Twain's Letters

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    by Mark Twain ...
    Mark Twain's 1876 letters to W. D. Howells and other friends reveal a writer at full tilt: ill, amused, overworked, and brilliantly alive to the comedy of daily life. From Hartford to Elmira, and from Europe back to America, he juggles family, travel, politics, stage plans, and literary labor, while turning every exchange into a performance of wit and candor. At the center is his collaboration ... Read more

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  • On the Decay of the Art of Lying

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    by Mark Twain ...
    Mark Twain turns morality inside out in this wickedly funny satire, arguing that the real problem is not lying itself but the decline of lying as a refined social art. With mock seriousness, he claims that deception is a universal human necessity, best practiced with tact, education, and kindness rather than left to crude amateurs. He celebrates the small, polite falsehoods that soften daily life, ... Read more

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