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This document provides biographical information about famous American author Mark Twain. It discusses some of his major novels from the 1870s and 1880s, including The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. These works drew from Twain's childhood experiences growing up along the Mississippi River. Twain is considered one of the greatest American authors and his novels are still beloved today for their humor and insights into human nature. He died in 1910 in Connecticut at the age of 74.
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- 1. works. These include The Aduentwres of Tbno Suwyer (1876) and Life on t.lce Mississippi (1883). Both of these novels were influenced by the €uthor's childhood experiences in Missouri. Two other historical novels were also published: The Prince and. tlte Pawper (1881) and A C onnecticwt Yankee in King Artlcwr's C owrt ( I 8 8 9 ). Considered by many to be his masterpiece, Ad'uentures of Hwckleberry Finn (1884) was also published during these years. A sequel 1 to The Ad.uentwres of Tbm Sawyer, this novel is told from the point of üew of its protagonist, Huckleberry Finn. The character of Huckleberry is based on a boy Twain knew during his childhood in Hannibal. The book is extraordinary for its vivid portrayal of Huck and of life on the river during the author's times. Loved by both young and old, Mark Twain's novels and short stories reflect the good and the bad in human nature. Filled with humor, but also sadness, his works communicate both the joy and difficulties of human experience. Mark Twain died on 21 April 1910 in Redding, Connecticut. He was seventy-four years old. Complete Mark Twain's identity card. e was Name O Samuel Langhorne Clemens four Date and place of birth .l on the Date and place of death t Wife's name e of the First book published A *hen Some important works 4 his Tke / ). uple enty wn sequel ['sirkwel] : continuation. A sequel to a filrn or a bookis another film or book that continues the story. 5