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Hi, Susan,
Alex Effgen has the answer, right Alex? He traced that story down.
Best,
Ben
On 11/29/11 6:42 PM, "Harris, Susan Kumin" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Today a colleague asked me if there were any extant recordings of Twain's v=
> oice, and I realized that I have a memory of someone talking about an Ediso=
> n recording--but also that it may have been destroyed. Can someone set me =
> straight on this?
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> Thank you! --susan harris
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> Susan K. Harris
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> Hall Professor of American Literature
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> University of Kansas
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> Author of God's Arbiters: Americans and the Philippines, 1898-1902
Ben Click
Professor/Chair, English
Director, Twain Lecture Series on
American Humor and Culture
St. Maryıs College of Maryland
240-895-4253
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