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About the book
Before the fame, before the books – there was the river that shaped a legend.
In Life on the Mississippi, Mark Twain blends memoir, travel writing, and adventure to create one of his most personal and evocative works – a journey through time, memory, and the beating heart of America.
Recounting his youth as a steamboat pilot on the mighty Mississippi River, Twain captures the romance, danger, and wonder of a world long vanished. Through witty anecdotes, vivid descriptions, and sharp social observation, he reflects on progress, nostalgia, and the changing face of the nation.
Part history, part autobiography, and wholly alive with humor and humanity, this is Twain's tribute to the river that made him – and to the spirit of exploration that defines us all.
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