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Mark Twain Stories and pamphlets
серия English and American Authors

издательство литературы на иностранных языках, 1952
мягкий переплет, состояние хорошее (листы не выпадают, без загрязнений)

Предисловие и комментарий М. Галинской

Contents

Mark Twain on american press
- At the beginning of my literary career
- Journalism in Tennessee
- The price of life and death
- "Authorship is not a trade" (a petition to the queen of England)

Mark Twain a speech-maker and story-taller
- How to tell a story
The Wounded Soldier
The Golden Arm
- Billiard
- The story of an old sailor
- Mistaken identity
- How I honestly earned three dollars

Mark Twain on american moral
- Education and citizenship
- Municipal corruption
- The gilded age
Chapters XXVIII, XXII, XXVI
- Two little tales
First story: The Man with a Massage for the Director General
Second story: How the Chimney-Sweep got the ear of the Emperor
Conclusion to the first story
- Concerning some american politicians and theirs
Mr. Clark, a senator
Mr. Jay Gould, a businessman
Mr. Rockefeller Junior, an amateur theologian
- What is the U.S. coming to?

Mark Twain on race discrimination
- The United States of Lyncherdom
- The Chinaman in America

Mark Twain on american foreign policy
- To the person sitting in darkness
- A defense of general Funston
- "A brilliant feat of arms"
- The Hawaii islands
- The war prayer
- The dervish and the offensive stranger
- The word of encouragement for our blushing exiles
- We are americanizing Europe