Lives & Memoirs
Mark Twain
Archibald Henderson
1911
5h 36m
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Archibald Henderson's admiring study of Samuel Clemens, the Missouri riverboat pilot who became America's greatest humorist. It weighs Twain not just as a jokester but as a serious artist and social critic of the Gilded Age. A thoughtful early appraisal for readers who want to understand why Twain still matters.
Inside this audiobook
9 chapters
- 1Preface6m
- 2Introductory16m
- 3The Man-Part One1h 1m
- 4The Man-Part Two21m
- 5The Humorist-Part One59m
- 6The Humorist-Part Two40m
- 7The World-Famed Genius-Part One49m
- 8The World-Famed Genius-Part Two29m
- 9Philosopher, Moralist, Sociologist56m
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