Continued: Titles Unique to Twain's World CD-ROM

    HENRY IRVING  122
    HENRY M. STANLEY  123
    INDEPENDENCE DAY  133
    IN MEMORIAM TO OLIVIA SUSAN CLEMENS  135
    JOAN OF ARC  146
    LAYMAN'S SERMON  155
    LETTER READ AT A DINNER OF THE KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK  157
    LOTOS CLUB DINNER IN HONOR OF MARK TWAIN 1893  163
    MISSOURI UNIVERSITY SPEECH  175
    MISTAKEN IDENTITY  176
    THE MORAL PHENOMENON  178
    MORALS AND MEMORY  179
    A BURLESQUE AUTOBIOGRAPHY  183
    MARK TWAIN'S DESCRIPTION OF THE AZORE ISLANDS  184
    MARK TWAIN'S LETTER TO THE CALIFORNIA PIONEERS  185
    MARK TWAIN'S LETTERS  186
    "MARK TWAIN" OVERPOWERED  187
    MARK TWAIN IN SAN FRANCISCO  188
    MUNICIPAL CORRUPTION  189
    MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT  190
    A NEW GERMAN WORD  201
    THE NEW YORK PRESS CLUB DINNER  203
    OBITUARY POETRY  204
    ON LINDEN, ETC.  207
    OSTEOPATHY  208
    POETS AS POLICEMEN  215
    ON POETRY, VERACITY, AND SUICIDE  216
    PRINCETON  223
    PUDD'NHEAD WILSON DRAMATIZED  226
    QUEEN VICTORIA  228
    RAISING POULTRY  229
    READING-ROOM OPENING  230
    ROBERT FULTON FUND  233
    ROGERS AND RAILROADS  235
    RUSSIAN REPUBLIC  238
    RUSSIAN SUFFERERS  239
    THE SAVAGE CLUB DINNER  241
    SIXTY-SEVENTH BIRTHDAY  248
    SPEECH AND RESPONSE: JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER  254
    SPELLING AND PICTURES  256
    ON STANLEY AND LIVINGSTONE  258
    THE ST. LOUIS HARBOR-BOAT "MARK TWAIN"  262
    TAMMANY AND CROKER  268
    THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL MORALS  271
    UNCONSCIOUS PLAGIARISM  279
    AN UNDELIVERED SPEECH  281
    THE UNION RIGHT OR WRONG?  282
    VOTES FOR WOMEN  285
    WATER-SUPPLY  288
    WATTERSON AND TWAIN AS REBELS  289
    WELCOME HOME  290
    WHEN IN DOUBT, TELL THE TRUTH  293
    TO THE WHITEFRIARS  294
    WOMAN  298

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