The New Mark Twain HandbookGarland Pub., 1985 - 254 Seiten |
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... thoughts . Thus arises the question : was Mark Twain , in his own mind , afraid and a failure , or was he courageous ... thought of Mark Twain , how their theories evolved , and what they have concluded become interesting in evaluating ...
... thoughts . Thus arises the question : was Mark Twain , in his own mind , afraid and a failure , or was he courageous ... thought of Mark Twain , how their theories evolved , and what they have concluded become interesting in evaluating ...
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... thought that Sellers ' articles were signed " Mark Twain " and that his own burlesque broke the old Captain's heart , there is no such evidence . As Leisy sug- gests , the probable explanation is that the use of the name " Fathom " by ...
... thought that Sellers ' articles were signed " Mark Twain " and that his own burlesque broke the old Captain's heart , there is no such evidence . As Leisy sug- gests , the probable explanation is that the use of the name " Fathom " by ...
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... thought suitable for magazine publication but was issued as a pamphlet by the Congo Reform Association . The policies of our own government aroused Twain's anger to the point of his denouncing President Roosevelt in a letter to Twichell ...
... thought suitable for magazine publication but was issued as a pamphlet by the Congo Reform Association . The policies of our own government aroused Twain's anger to the point of his denouncing President Roosevelt in a letter to Twichell ...
Inhalt
The Growth of Mark Twain Biography | 1 |
Backgrounds | 49 |
The Man of Letters | 89 |
Urheberrecht | |
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