This essential volume collects some of Mark Twain's lesser-known writings, offering readers a unique perspective on one of America's greatest literary figures. From humorous essays to biting political satire, this collection showcases Twain's wit, wisdom, and uncompromising clarity of vision. A must-read for any Twain enthusiast or lover of American literature.

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