<p>In 'The Prince and the Pauper,' Mark Twain ventures into the tapestry of historical fiction, embroidering a narrative that intertwines the lives of two identical boys from starkly different spheres of 16th-century English society. Twain's novel engages readers with its detailed portrayal of Tudor England, rendered with his characteristic wit and incisive social commentary. Beyond a tale of mistaken identity and adventure, the book serves as a ...