ISBN: | 9780199924004 |
Publisher: | Oxford University Press |
Published: | 1 October, 2004 |
Format: | ePub |
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Mark Twain towered above the American literary landscape. With a worldwide fame greater than that of statesmen, scientists, or entertainers, Twain was in his own words 'the most conspicuous man on the planet.' Now, in this wonderful recounting of his career, Larzer Ziff offers an incisive, illuminating look at one of the giants of American letters. Mark Twain emerges in this book as something of a paradox. His humor made him rich and famous, but he was unhappy with the role of humorist. He satir
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