Samuel L. Clemens, who took his famous pseudonym as a Western journalist and won his introduction to the world as "the wild humorist of the Pacific slope," had many strings to his bow.
An edition of Mark Twain in three moods: three new items of Twainiana
(1948)
Mark Twain in three moods
three new items of Twainiana
by Mark Twain and Dixon Wecter
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December 7, 2025 | History
Copyright, 1948, by the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery.
This edition consists of 1200 copies specially printed for the Friends of the Huntington Library.
(printed by?) Anderson & Ritchie: The Ward Ritchie Press, Los Angeles, California
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Mark Twain in three moods: three new items of Twainiana
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Mark Twain in three moods: three new items of Twainiana
1976, Norwood Editions
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Mark Twain in three moods: three new items of Twainiana
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"This edition consists of 1200 copies"--Verso of t.p.
Includes two texts by Twain, one by C.E.S. Wood.
LC has unnumbered copy, deposited for copyright.
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