Mark Twain on Common Sense
Timeless Advice and Words of Wisdom from America's Most-Revered Humorist
Edited by Stephen Brennan
Born Samuel Langhorne Clemons, Mark Twain's wit, wisdom and influence continues to the present day. Best known as a source of good old-fashioned common sense, he had much to say and many ways to say it. Culled from his greatest novels, speeches, letters, conversations and lectures, this book is full of his comment and advice, delivered in a humorous, sardonic and insightful way. Hardcover. 114 pages.
