It is widely postulated by many that Samuel Longhorne Clemens holds the title of one of the greatest authors of American History. His literary masterpieces are revolutionary works, and his style is one of his own. A style to be mirrored by many, yet mastered by none. The eccentric writer has created a plethora of well read works under a variety pseudonyms, the most common and well noted, Mark Twain, which he shall be referred …
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