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Joining Kevin in self-promotion, I think my piece identifying the Alabama  
birth and childhood of Roughing-It's Tom Nye, and also the story of  the 
battle-wounded Civil War veteran Sam shared a boarding house table  with while 
the Vet's wound was healing would also be of interest to  some readers.   
Robert E. Stewart, Carson City NV
 
P.S,: The issue of naming a site for Sam Clemens on Lake Tahoe's  Nevada 
shore came up yesterday at the Nevada Sesquicentennial Planning Committee  
meeting.
 
 
In a message dated 12/13/2013 8:40:00 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
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This is  an unsolocited blurb for the Mark Twain Journal. As promised, =
volume #51,  has my article revealing who killed Mark Twain's nephew =
Charlie Webster,  the publisher of Grants' MEMOIRS and ADVENTURES OF =
HUCKLEBERRY FINN. I'm  not going to spoil the ending here, so in order to =
be the first kid on  your block to know exactly how and why Webster was =
killed, who killed  him, and what Twain knew or didn't know (and when did =
he know it or not  know it), you'll have to subscribe to the MTJ.  This =
volume also has  insightful articles and interesting content by Larry =
Berkove, Philip  David, Barbara Schmidt, the late Darryl Baskin, and =
others, plus a notice  of the Elmira Conference and book reviews.

Go to  www.marktwainjournal.com
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Kevin
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