Titlebook: Court Trials in Mark Twain and other Essays; D. M. McKeithan Book 1958 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1958 English

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Konzeptioneller Rahmen und Fragestellung,s criticism of American civilization. With Hoben’s main contentions all Twain critics will probably agree. I wish here merely to add a few supplementary notes to his article and to disagree with him on a few minor points.

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The Trial of Laura Hawkins in ington Hawkins and instructions for loading and firing it. After an interview with the Colonel, however, in which he swore away his soul in protestation of his love, she decided that she loved him as much as ever.

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The Trial of Joan of Arc in from Compiègne, besieged by the Burgundians, she was captured and taken a prisoner to the Duke of Burgundy’s camp. The English and the Burgundians were filled with joy, for she had struck terror to their hearts.

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The Trial of Silas Phelps in ter got Silas into such rages that Aunt Sally feared he would strike Jubiter. Hoping that her nephew Tom Sawyer might be of help, she sent for him, and he and Huck Finn set out from St. Petersburg, Missouri, by steamboat. The time was about a year after their sojourn with the Phelpses as described in ..

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978-94-011-8244-7Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1958

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Konzeptioneller Rahmen und Fragestellung,yer—there is where your talents lie; … try the law—you will certainly succeed.” . Twain’s father, John Marshall Clemens, and Twain’s elder brother, Orion, did not find the practice of law very lucrative, especially if one lived in a small town, knew everyone, and hated to charge a personal acquainta