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women in "Tom Sawyer"
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A colleague from abroad has asked for my suggestions about the following:

any works written about the role of women in Mark Twain's writings and
especially in "Tom Sawyer".

I mentioned the chapters in both Cambridge Companion to MT and in
Historical Guide to MT.  Any other titles come to mind??

thanks,--

Harold K. Bush
Saint Louis University
St. Louis, MO

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