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Reviewed on March 15, 2015 | Arts and Humanities
A little-known fact about Mark Twain (1835–1910) is that he spent a dozen years abroad and was probably better recognized as a travel writer than a novelist during his lifetime. This lively and well-written narrative of Twain's foreign travels and residences by Morris (Lighting Out for the Territory) examines a major phase of his subject's earlier American sojourns. Twain's often hilarious travel books—Th...Log In or Sign Up to Read More
