A long time ago Robert Dagnall asked about articles concerning
the history of banning _Huck Finn_.  Sorry to be so hideously
late, but appended are some references culled from the MLA and
the Expanded Academic Index.

Taylor Roberts
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Barlow, Dudley. "Why we still need Huckleberry Finn."
     _Education Digest_ Sept 1992, 58:1, 31(5).

Cox, James M. "A Hard Book To Take." 386-403 in Robert
     Sattelmeyer and J. Donald Crowley (eds.), _One Hundred
     Years of Huckleberry Finn: The Boy, His Book, and
     American Culture_, Columbia: U of Missouri P, 1985.

Fiedler, Leslie A. "Huckleberry Finn: The Book We Love to
     Hate." _Proteus: A Journal of Ideas_ Fall 1984, 1:2, 1-8.

Gellert, James. "Shylock, Huckleberry, and Jim: Do They Have a
     Place in Today's High Schools?" _Children's Literature
     Association Quarterly_ Spring 1987, 12:1, 40-43.

Ranta, Taimi. "Huck Finn and Censorship." _Children's
     Literature Association Quarterly_ Winter 1983, 8:4, 35.

Rule, Henry B. "A Brief History of the Censorship of The
     Adventures of Huckleberry Finn." _Lamar Journal of the
     Humanities_ Spring 1986, 12:1, 9-18.

Sullivan, Kathleen E. "The Missed Adventures of Huckleberry
     Finn." _Virginia English Bulletin_ Winter 1986, 36:2,
     77-80.