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Twain, mark, 1835-1910

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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Mark Twain

1876 ★ 4.0

Mark Twain's Notebook

Mark Twain

1935

Nationalism and the color line in George W. Cable, Mark Twain, and William Faulkner

Barbara Ladd

1996

How to Tell a Story and Other Essays (16 works)

Mark Twain

1897

Novels (Pudd'nhead Wilson / Those Extraordinary Twins)

Mark Twain

1893

The Bible according to Mark Twain

Mark Twain

1995

Following the Equator

Mark Twain

1897

What Tom Sawyer Learned from Dying

Farr, Sidney Saylor

1993

The Bohemians

Ben Tarnoff

2014

Mark Twain's America: A Celebration in Words and Images

Library of Congress, Harry L. Katz

2014

Who was Mark Twain?

April Jones Prince

2004

Mark Twain on travel

Mark Twain, Terry Mort

2005

Mark Twain

Lee Prosser

2011

What is man?

Mark Twain

1917

The Jim dilemma

Jocelyn Chadwick-Joshua

1998

Mark Twain and medicine

K. Patrick Ober

2003

Mark Twain's Autobiography [2/2]

Mark Twain

1924

Learning from difference

Richard C. Moreland

1999

Mark Twain and the Queens of the Mississippi

Cheryl Harness

2003

Mark Twain along the Mississippi

Wayne Youngblood

2006

Tom Sawyer Abroad

Mark Twain

1894 ★ 3.2

The Quotable Mark Twain

R. Kent Rasmussen, Mark Twain

2001

Who is Mark Twain?

Mark Twain

2009

Brillant Streak

Kathryn Lasky

1998

My Mark Twain

William Dean Howells

1910

Mark Twain on the loose

Bruce Michelson

1995

Mark Twain In Washington Dc The Adventures Of A Capital Correspondent

John Muller

2013

Mark Twain

Debra McArthur

2005

The ordeal of Mark Twain

Van Wyck Brooks

1920

Autobiography of Mark Twain, Volume 1

Harriet Elinor Smith, Mark Twain

2010 ★ 4.2

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