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EDITOR’S RE: MARKS

Ben Click
pp. v-vi
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Roughing It as Restless Art

Bruce Michelson
pp. 1-8
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The Mountain Meadows Massacre, as Told by Mark Twain and Jack London

Jeanne Campbell Reesman
pp. 9-21
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Mark Twain’s Rival Washoe Correspondents: William Wright and J. Ross Browne

James E. Caron
pp. 22-37
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“Thick as Thieves”: Mark Twain and the West’s Spiritual Frontiers

Dwayne Eutsey
pp. 38-52
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“WHY WE SHOULD ANNEX”: Reprints and Repercussions of Twain’s New York Tribune Letters on Hawai‘i

Todd Nathan Thompson
pp. 53-69
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The California and Hawaii Notebooks: Pencils, Pocket Notebooks, and the Messiness of Mark Twain

Blake Bronson-Bartlett
pp. 70-87
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The Mail-Bag Bed of Empire: Roughing It and the Gossamer Network

Matt Seybold
pp. 88-99
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Mark Twain’s Masculinist Fantasy of the West

Kerry Driscoll
pp. 100-114
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The American West and the Redemption of Huckleberry Finn in Phong Nguyen’s The Adventures of Joe Harper and Robert Coover’s Huck Out West

Christopher Conway
pp. 115-129
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The Terra Comica between Mark Twain and Sherman Alexie

Myrial Adel Holbrook
pp. 130-142
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Mark Twain’s Western Rhetoric of Insults

Sarah Elizabeth Fredericks
pp. 143-157
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“The Vigorous New Vernacular”: Settler Colonialism and the Politics of Irony in Roughing It

Alex Trimble Young
pp. 158-173
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Political Corruption and Mark Twain’s West

Andrew Hebard
pp. 174-189
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Mark Twain’s Ambivalent Encounter with the Western Landscape

James Wharton Leonard
pp. 190-200
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Nature and Mobility in Mark Twain’s Roughing It

Jeffrey Melton
pp. 201-213
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