Mark Twains Puddnhead Wilson is a masterful exploration of identity race and societal norms set in a small Southern town The narrative follows the life of a mixed-race child switched at birth with a white child raising profound questions about the constructs of race and the nature of personal destiny Twain employs his signature satirical wit and regional dialect to create a rich multifaceted world that juxtaposes the absurdity of social conventio...
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