Mark Twain: Collected Tales, Sketches, Speeches, and Essays, Vol. 1: 1852-1890 (Library of America) by Louis J. Budd

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Louis J. Budd claimed A collection of Mark Twain´s early writings begins with his first published work at age sixteen and includes a dazzlingly varied array of tall tales, short stories, essays, anecdotes, hoaxes, speeches, philosophies, fables, satires, and maxims.

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