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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The Source of Mark Twain’s y years ago J. Christian Bay . identified the murder trial, Twain’s literary source (which Twain did not read), and the person who related the story to Twain. My purpose here is to indicate more specifically than Bay cared to do the exact nature and extent of the debt. I shall begin by giving in condensed form the facts presented by Bay.

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Introductionyer—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

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The Trial of Luigi Capello in sissippi half a day’s journey by steamboat below St. Louis. He wished he owned one half of the dog, he said. Someone asked why, and he said he would kill his half. The remark was too deep for the natives, who wondered what he thought would happen to the other half, and they promptly decided that he

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The Trial of Silas Phelps in Brace, a widower of thirty-six, was overbearing and everybody was afraid of him. He became angry with Silas, and since he was a man of influence, Silas tried to avert his malice by hiring his worthless brother to help on the farm. But Silas could not really afford it, did not want him around, and w

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