In addition to being one of America's greatest novelists and humorists, Mark Twain (1835-1910) was a captivating public speaker. Once he became an established author with an enthusiastic following, Twain earned a substantial part of his income by conducting lecture tours. This...
One of the most renowned public speakers of his day, Mark Twain was often asked to give speeches to mark public holidays or important anniversaries, for school graduations, at banquets for distinguished visitors, and at events sponsored by charitable organizations, reform groups,...
This eclectic collection covers forty years and offers an appropriate final look at Twain's career, ranging from uproarious farce to fiery attacks on corrupt politicians.
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A collection of speeches given by Samuel Clemens (pen name Mark Twain)
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