The Letters of Mark Twain

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Mark Twain's letters reveal the complexities of his character, showcasing his deep love for his wife Livy, loyalty to friends, and traits such as impatience and generosity. These candid correspondences, written without the intent of publication, provide a genuine glimpse into his thoughts and emotions, free from literary conventions. During a pivotal time in his life, as he gained fame in England and navigated personal tragedies, these letters—over half unpublished—offer an intimate look at his experiences and reflections within the vibrant Nook Farm community.