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In 1912, two years after Mark Twain, born Samuel Clemens, died, his literary executor, Albert Bigelow Paine, published a hefty multivolume biography of the author. Since then, hundreds more books about Twain—including many full biographies—have appeared. Until now, however, none has challenged the scope of Paine's epic work, despite the explosion of new information and proliferation of interpretations of Twain's genius. This first volume of a new...Log In or Sign Up to Read More