Chapters from My Autobiography
Mark Twain
Twain's autobiographical fragments, dictated in his last years and serialized in 1906. The closest thing he allowed to a memoir during his lifetime, jumping freely between childhood, family, and the public man.
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The Adventures of Tom SawyerThe 1876 novel that gave American literature its archetypal boy hero. Whitewashed fences, cave adventures, and a slingshot tour of small-town life on the Mississippi River.
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The 1884 raft trip down the Mississippi that Hemingway called the source of all modern American literature. Huck and Jim, a runaway boy and a runaway man, talking their way through pre-war America.
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Tudor London, an identical swap, and a king's son living rough in the streets. Twain's 1881 historical novel about justice, mercy, and the difference a crown makes.
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A 19th-century engineer wakes up in Camelot and tries to industrialize it. Twain's 1889 time-travel satire on chivalry, monarchy, and the limits of progress.
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A pre-Civil War Mississippi town, two babies switched in the cradle, and the lawyer-amateur whose fingerprint hobby unmasks them. Twain's sharpest novel on slavery, identity, and inheritance.
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