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Novels of Mark Twain
| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| Celebrated Jumping Frog |
Routledge |
1867 |
wraps |
| Innocents Abroad |
Hotten |
1870 |
ND |
| New Pilgrim's Progress |
Hotten |
1870 |
ND |
| Eye Openers |
Hotten |
1871 |
ND. wraps |
| Roughing it |
Routledge |
1872 |
2 volumes |
| The Innocents at Home |
Routledge |
1872 |
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| A Curious Dream |
Routledge |
1872 |
ND |
| Mart Twain's Sketches |
Routledge |
1872 |
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| Choice Humorous Works |
Hotten |
1873 |
ND |
| The Gilded Age |
Routledge |
1874 |
3 volumes |
| Information Wanted |
Routledge |
1876 |
ND |
| Adventures of Tom Sawyer |
Chatto & Windus |
1876 |
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| A Tramp Abroad |
Chatto & Windus |
1880 |
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| Prince and the Pauper |
Chatto & Windus |
1881 |
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| Stolen White Elephant |
Chatto & Windus |
1882 |
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| Life on the Mississippi |
Chatto & Windus |
1883 |
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| Adventures of Huckleberry Finn |
Chatto & Windus |
1884 |
1st issue catalogue dated October 1884 |
| Library of Humour |
Chatto & Windus |
1888 |
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| Yankee at the Court of King Arthur |
Chatto & Windus |
1889 |
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| The American Claimant |
Chatto & Windus |
1892 |
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| The $1,000,000 Bank Note |
Chatto & Windus |
1893 |
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| Tom Sawyer Abroad |
Chatto & Windus |
1894 |
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| Pudd'nhead Wilson |
Chatto & Windus |
1894 |
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| Tom Sawyer Detective |
Chatto & Windus |
1897 |
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| More Tramps Abroad |
Chatto & Windus |
1897 |
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| A Double Barrelled Detective Story |
Chatto & Windus |
1902 |
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| Extracts from Adam's Diary |
Harper |
1904 |
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| A Dog's Tale |
Harper |
1904 |
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| Eve's Diary |
Harper |
1906 |
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| The $30,000 Bequest |
Harper |
1906 |
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| A Horse's Tale |
Harper |
1907 |
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Mark Twain, real name Samuel Langhorne Clemens, was born in
Missouri on 30th November 1835 and spent his early years by the banks of the
Mississippi river. He is of course one of America's finest writers and requires
more room than this column provides, even to attempt to do him justice. Suffice
is to say, he remains a highly collectable author, especially so in the USA.
American editions are generally more valuable than their UK equivalents. First
editions do turn up, perhaps more regularly than one might imagine, though
finding them in particularly nice condition is difficult.
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