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Mark Twain's Speeches - cover

Mark Twain's Speeches

Mark Twain

Publisher: anamsaleem

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Summary

Mark Twain's Speeches have delighted audiences for over one hundred years. Filled with wit and wry observation, these speeches are enjoyable to read and excellent examples of the way to entertain and persuade a crowd.
Available since: 12/06/2018.

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