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Are satirists to be believed?
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Kurt Lawlor <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 12 May 1998 20:50:20 +0100
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Hello

The library being the last resort of the curious :

In _O'Shah_ , in the last few 'pages', MT paints a picture of Reuter
being handed Persia on a plate. Is there any truth in it? (Even 5% would be
frightening!)

On the same tack - _The Case of George Fisher_ - Mr Twain's fevered
imagination, or was he coughing up a fur ball of truth?

Thanks in advance (I did search a bit first!)

Kurt Lawlor

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