[mark] Twain Called Congress "the Only Distinctly

To Communicate With Each Other, We Got To Get Mad At Each Other Sometimes.

There's No Good Guys And Bad Guys.

Man Looks In The Abyss, There's Nothing Staring Back At Him. At That Moment, Man Finds His Character. And That Is What Keeps Him Out Of The Abyss.

The Interesting Scope Of Mark Twain's Development As A Human Being Is That He Grew. He Saw, He Travelled, He Studied This Country And Later The World With The Eye Of A Man Educating Himself. This Is A Central Fact In The Mark Twain Legacy. He Became An American Spokesman For The Ideals Of Racial Equality And Dignity For The Working Man Because He Was Willing To Look The World In Its Face And See, Really See What Was Happening To The People In It.

[mark] Twain Was A Publisher. He Published General Grant's Memoirs (a Big Success) And Had A Hand In The Publishing Of Many Of His Own Books. He Would, I Think, Be Very Keen About The Question Of How A Book Would Sell.