Mark
Twain: Gilded Age and Later Novels |
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| Pros |
• Presents 5 novels: "The Gilded Age"
(1873), "The American Claimant" (1892), "Tom
Sawyer Abroad" (1894), "Tom Sawyer, Detective"
(1896), and "No. 44, The Mysterious Stranger."
• From the publisher: "These five novels
show America’s greatest humorist in a range of
moods and styles: satiric, playful, reminiscent, and
philosophical."
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| The
Bottom Line -
This
"Gilded Age" collection encompasses Mark Twain's
literary career, starting with his first novel-length, fictional
work, "The Gilded Age," which he co-wrote with Charles
Dudley Warner... and carrying us through to his final work,
"The Mysterious Stranger," which was left in manuscript
format upon his death.
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