Letters
Original title: The Letters of Mark Twain Vol. 5 & 6
earliest edition we have, 2001 IndyPublish.com, 2001 hardcover 128 pages
From the book:An editorial in the Louisville Courier-Journal, early in 1901, said: "A remarkable transformation, or rather a development, has taken place in Mark Twain. The genial humorist of the earlier day is now a reformer of the vigorous kind, a sort of knight errant who does not hesitate to break a lance with either Church or State if he thinks them interposing on that broad highway over which he believes not a...
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