Quick question, I think.

Is there a standard or critical edition of *Life on the Mississippi* in
print? Something that should be cited in scholarship on the text.

I'm working on a project related to Civil War-era Arthuriana (mostly
Moncure Conway), and Twain's discussion of the South and chivalry seems
very useful.

Thanks,
Michael Torregrossa


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