The American Claimant

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Set in the late 19th century, this novel showcases Mark Twain's innovative writing style, utilizing phonographic dictation for the first time. Uniquely, it aims to exclude weather references from the narrative, relegating them to an appendix for readers to consult as desired. The story features Twain's characteristic humor and social commentary, highlighting his talent for satire and storytelling. As a notable figure in American literature, Twain's work continues to resonate through its exploration of identity and society.