The Duality of Mark Twain

This chapter explores the complexities of Mark Twain's life and character, juxtaposing his literary achievements with personal tragedies. It examines how Twain's experiences and sharp political humor shaped his influential voice in American literature. Ultimately, it reflects on his enduring legacy as a commentator on society's flaws and the American spirit.

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