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[Single issues of serials containing short stories or articles by or about Mark Twain : selections from the Roy J. Friedman Mark Twain Collection]
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Twain, Mark, 1835-1910.
- Standardized Title:
- Selections. 1872
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Twain, Mark, 1835-1910--Miscellanea.
- Twain, Mark.
- Physical Description:
- 37 items : ill. (some col.) ; 21-35 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- 1872-1970.
- Contents:
- The late Benjamin Franklin / by Mark Twain (in Nast's illustrated almanac for 1872)
- Advice to little girls / by Mark Twain (in Nast's illustrated almanac for 1872)
- How I escaped being killed in a duel / Mark Twain (in Tom Hood's comic almanac for 1873)
- Mark Twain on thought-transference (in Journal of the Society for psychical research, Oct. 1884)
- Is he living or is he dead? / by Mark Twain (in The Cosmopolitan, Sept. 1893)
- The Esquimau maiden's romance / by Mark Twain (in The Cosmopolitan, Nov. 1893)
- Travelling with a reformer / by Mark Twain (in The Cosmopolitan, Dec. 1893)
- Tom Sawyer, detective, as told by Huck Finn ; pt. 1 / Mark Twain (in Harper's magazine, no. 555, Aug. 1896)
- Tom Sawyer, detective, as told by Huck Finn ; conclusion / Mark Twain (in Harper's magazine, no. 556, Sept. 1896)
- Concerning the Jews / Mark Twain (in Harper's magazine, no. 592, Sept. 1899)
- A horse's tale, a story in two parts (conclusion) / Mark Tain (in Harper's magazine, no. 676, Sept. 1906)
- Mark Twain on simplified spelling (Simplified Spelling Board circular, no. 9, Nov. 10, 1906
- Concerning copyright / Mark Twain (in The North American review, v. 189, no. 1, Jan. 1905)
- Letter from the recording angel / Mark Twain (in Harper's magazine, Feb. 1946)
- Mark Twain speaks out, four unpublished pieces (in Harper's magazine, Dec. 1958)
- The adventures of Tom Sawyer / by Mark Twain ; illustrated by Aldo Rubono ; part 4 (in The Chicago Sun Sept. 7, 1947)
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- Mark Twain / Joseph H. Twichell (in Harper's magazine, no. 552, May 1896)
- Franklin's social life in France / by Albert H. Smith (in Putnam's monthly, Nov. 1906)
- A political novelist and more / W.D. Howells (in Then North American review, vol. 192, no. 1, July 1910)
- Mark Twain number, articles / by Albert Bigelow Paine ... et al. (The Mentor, vol. 12, no. 4, serial no. 255, May 1924)
- Mark Twain in Iowa, the lecture at Keokuk in 1867 / Fred W. Lorch (in The Iowa journal of history and politics, Oct. 1929)
- Mark Twain in Iowa, the muscative espisode / Fred W. Lorch (in The Iowa journal of history and politics, July 1929)
- Who reads Mark Twain? / Charles H. Compton (in The American Mercury, April 1934)
- The Mark Twain commemoration / addresses by Nicholas Murray Butler, Oscar James Campbell, and Christopher Morley (in Columbia University quarterly, Dec. 1935)
- I heard Mark Twain laugh / Rupert Hughes (in Good housekeeping, Nov. 1935)
- The Mark Twain papers / by Bernard DeVoto (in The Saturday review of literature, Dec. 10, 1938)
- Cyril Clemens on Samuel Clemens /reviewed by Bernard DeVoto (in The Saturday review of literature, Mar. 11, 1939)
- The adventures of Mark Twain / John T. Frederick, Jesse L. Lasky, Franklin J. Meine (a radio conversation in Northwestern Universtiy on the air of men and books, April 15, 1944)
- These Missourians (in The national geographic magazine, March 1946)
- Tom Sawyer's town / by Don E. Hall (in Buick, Oct. 1950)
- Salute to a great American (in The Chicago sun parade, May 7, 1944)
- Mark Twain (in Life, May 8, 1944)
- Mark Twain, business man / Samuel Charles Webster (in The Atlantic, June 1944)
- A ghost for Mark Twain / by Burges Johnson (in The Atlantic, May 1952)
- Mark Twain Society / by Bunker Blaise (in The Saturday review of literature, July 15, 1959)
- Hal Holbrook, a senator for our times? / by Norman Mark (in Panarama, Chicago daily news, Aug. 15-16, 1970)
- Huck Finn & Tom Sawyer among the Indians : an unpublished manuscript ... / by Mark Twain (in Life, Dec. 20, 1968).
- Who reads Mark Twain? /Charles H. Compton (in The American Mercury, April 1934)
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