The American claimant (1892). By

Set against a backdrop of mistaken identities and social satire, this 1892 novel explores the comedic interactions between an American fascinated by British aristocracy and a British earl captivated by American ideals. Notably, Twain utilized phonographic dictation to craft the narrative and aimed to create a story devoid of weather references, relegating such details to an appendix. The novel showcases Twain's signature humor while tackling themes of identity and cultural exchange.