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Topic Studies I
Osaka Jogakuin Junior College
Professor Merritt Aljets
Mark Twain is
best known for his books, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and The
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Mark Twain's life is as interesting
as his books. His life and works reflect his concern for various human
rights.
LINKS TO RESEARCH SOURCES ON MARK TWAIN AND
Religion
Civil Rights
Women's Rights
General Information
Technology
Mark Twain
and Technology
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Bibliography of CritStudies of Twain's Conn Yank
Mark Twain and
Technology
CNN.com
Twain's famed red-legged frog
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Religion
Mark Twain
quotations - Education
Mark Twain on
Religion
Quotes on Religion
- Mark Twain
Mark Twain
on alt.religion.scientology flamewars
Mark Twain on Religion2
Mark
Twain: "Cradle Skeptic"
Mark
Twain's Religious Views
Mercer
University Press: Mark Twain's Religion
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Mark
Twain on Book Banning Explains how Twain was involved
in various human rights.
Mark Twain
Quotations
A Twain quote about humorists and human rights.
Mark Twain
for President Mark Twain quotes about various human rights.
Reparations
for Slavery An article by Jim Zwick about Twain's personal
reparations for slavery.
Mark Twain, Internationalist
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The Women Who Influenced Mark Twain Introduces the
women in TwainÕs life both real and fictional.
Women's Temperance Movement A speech by Twain on the WomenÕs
temperance movement.
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Mark
Twain in His Times Various kinds of information and
links.
Mark Twain
Mark Twain's
Thomas Jefferson Snodgrass Letters - Keokuk Post
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