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The Prince and the Pauper

Book • 1881

In 'The Prince and the Pauper', Mark Twain crafts a tale of adventure and social commentary as two boys, Prince Edward and Tom Canty, exchange identities and navigate vastly different lives.

The novel explores themes of class, privilege, and the harsh realities of life in Tudor England.

Through their experiences, both boys gain new perspectives on their worlds and the people in them.

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in relation to a story about a boy's transformation.

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Ross Garner

while discussing a passage about London Bridge.

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as the author of the source material for the Mickey Mouse special 'Prince and the Pauper'.

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Dan Dillon

as a story about switching between a rich and a poor person.

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, reminding him of the Mickey Mania game.

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Ron Chernow

as one of the classics that Mark Twain writes during that period.

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