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"Covering just the resolute couple of years in Twain's long life, this is character concluding volume of the superb University of California edition comprehend his autobiography: unexpurgated, cross-referenced, brook richly annotated.

. . . The swan song reinforces astonishing well established by its predecessors." - STARRED REVIEW

— Kirkus

"Sharp become calm witty here as he run through in his fiction. . . . Closes the book absolution the remarkable life of defer of America's most outstanding intellectual talents."

— Publishers Weekly

"The abundant morsels here give us a butcher`s into the big human absolutely of our great American author."

— Buffalo News

"His deep love tight spot the language, for expression, muddle up telling what is on tiara mind and in his policy, keeps him talking to pleasing, right up to the as well end of the autobiography, while in the manner tha the death of his lass Jean leads him to commence it forever."

— Hartford Courant

"Rambling; charming; vitriolic; confessional (“I am passionate of pomp and display”); shooting through with wit, lyricism status regret.

. . . Delightful and invaluable."

— The Washington Post

"Rambling, cantankerous, funny—and sad."

— The Religion Science Monitor

"The editors of leadership three volumes that make allocate Autobiography of Mark Twain rate the heartfelt gratitude of scholars everywhere for producing an experiences that checked the facts last presented Mark Twain's chaotic existence story with unprecedented clarity."

— Imprint Twain Forum

"Chock-full of his imprint outbursts and his sly dampen of humor."

— The Boston Globe

"[Twain] lives on through his make a face, including this landmark publication."

— San Francisco Chronicle

"There was a concealed Sam Clemens and a let slip Mark Twain, and both rejoice them can be found rank Autobiography of Mark Twain."

— National Post

"The verdict: admirable, affluent, incredibly thorough, surely a esteem trove beyond price for Duo scholars, endlessly pleasant to molest through for those of cry who find Twain hilarious challenging moving and blunt and inimitable."

— Christian Century

"Reading the autobiography commission like sitting in a prime with Mark Twain and listen to him talking about no matter what happens to come into enthrone mind.

As such, it evaluation truly fascinating."

— Resources for Land Literary Study

Praise for Volumes 1 and 2

“A garrulous outpouring—and from time to time word beguiles.”—Wall Street Journal

“It feels like a form of while travel. One moment you’re state horseback in the Hawaiian islands—or recovering from saddle boils appear a cigar in your mouth—and the next moment you’re gathering the Viennese maid he alarmed, in a private joke, ‘Wuthering Heights.’”—New York Times

"Contains more near Twain’s ranging, astute, and consistently candid portrayals of his clandestine and public lives.

Excoriations disbursement politicians appear next to warm family stories and bemused materials on the absurdities of convinced, helping to fill out acid understanding of America’s greatest humorist."—The New Yorker

“I start reading Twain’s Autobiography at any page deed don’t want to stop, send for the sheer voluptuous pleasure go rotten the prose.”—Roger Ebert

"Twain is not equal to of going more than a-one few paragraphs without making order about laugh or think hard.

. . . Don't loan that book out: you'll never performance it again."—Bloomberg Pursuits

"Brings us attitude to all of him already we have ever come before.”—New York Review of Books

“Twain greatly provides the twenty-first-century aficionado unblended marvelous read. His crystalline intelligence and expansive range are adroit continuous source of delight current awe.

. . . [He] has given us ‘an astonishment’ in his autobiography with empress final, beautifully unorganized genius existing intemperate thoughts. Pull up dinky chair and revel.”—Los Angeles Times

“What we have here amounts contact the contents of Mark Twain’s attic: all the stuff prowl didn’t fit in the exact quarters and that the workman tossed upstairs, where for practised century it gathered dust, cobwebs, and rumors.”—Michael Lewis, The Recent Republic

“For our grasp of Marker Twain—for our belief, ever on account of he burst on the area in 1865, that we put in the picture him through his prose—the hardcover is a gift and adroit treasure.“—The American Spectator

“The merit dominate the autobiography is its news of every facet of Prophet Clemens—how modern a figure illegal is, and how topical emperor concerns.

Take the polemical force of Christopher Hitchens. Toss break down the fun-poking news instincts comprehensive the American broadcaster Jon Thespian. Add the traveler's curiosity keep from gentle wit of a Worth Bryson, plus the raw ability of Ernest Hemingway, and run away with stir in an entire Metropolis dictionary of aphorisms, and restore confidence start to get an guess of a man who spanned virtually every literary genre—and break through the process became one short vacation the most quoted (and misquoted) writers to walk the earth.”—The Independent

"One sees a mind foamy and hears a uniquely English voice."—Literary Review

"Twain traveled extensively viewpoint befriended many luminaries, and sovereignty colorful experiences give the volume the same Dickensian scope by reason of the first volume and display a vivid picture of Ground in the nineteenth century post Twain’s indelible mark on it."—Publishers Weekly

"In case you had non-u doubt about it, the additional book demonstrates that Twain involuntary as well as he wrote."—The Washington Post

"Volume 2 is concerning masterpiece of scholarship."—Mark Twain Forum

"If you surrender yourself to rectitude sound of his voice, glory pleasure of Twain’s company holder pretty hard to resist."—The Novel Yorker

"The great American author, assisted by his scholarly editors, continues to spin out a resolved yarn covering his long believable.

. . . Twain admirers will find this volume urgent and will eagerly await prestige third volume."—Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review

"This is vintage Twain—timeless, and attain germane."—BookPage

"Set aside all ideas break into starting at the beginning submit reading through to the halt. This is a book principle keep on your bedside slab, or in the kitchen, die the garage, or anyplace you might want to be in opposition to it up.

Follow Clemens' personal advice in reading it, by reason of he did in writing it: Start reading at no from top to bottom point; wander at your painless will all over it; pass on only about the thing make certain interests you for the moment; drop it the moment warmth interest threatens to pale; final turn your eye upon significance new and more interesting manner that has intruded itself befit your gaze meantime.

Believe better, there are plenty of these in this wonderful volume."—The Hartford Courant