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New York: The Modern Library, [c. 1917 (1960)]. 8vo. vi, [4], 450 pp. plus 2 pp. publ. ads. Blue cloth, red & gilt lettering (style 8), w/ d.j. cover art by William Sharp, listing to 388 titles, NF/NF copy. Early Modern Library edition, No. 162 in the series.

Aerie Books, 1991 nd. [c. 1991]. 12mo. original printed paper wraps (ex-school library, with sealed on plastic, rsms, labels etc., internally clean); pp. xvi (last blank), 334 (last blank), A reading copy.. Reprint. Soft Cover. G+.

POCKET BOOKS, 11/1948. 1.. softcover.

WASHINGTON SQUARE PRESS, 1960. 1.. softcover. Maloftege!

AIRMONT BOOKS, 1964. 1.. softcover. Maloftege! CLASSICS SERIES

New York: Charles L. Webster and Company, 1889. Mark Twain wrote A Connecticut Yankee after reading Thomas Malory's Morte d'Arthur, exploring "a number of implicit parallels between Arthur's England and the American South: slavery; an agrarian economy which came into armed conflict with an industrial economy; a chivalric code which, Clemens said, was secondhand Walter Scott and kept the South mawkish, adolescent, verbose, and addicted to leatherheaded anachronisms like duels and tournaments. In both frameworks a civil war destroys the old order, and the Yankee has as acute a sense of loss as Mark Twain did" (Kaplan, 297).

New York: Gabriel Wells, 1922-27. The Definitive edition, one of 1024 numbered sets, with volume one signed by Mark Twain and Albert Bigelow Paine. The publisher states that Twain intended a definitive edition and signed 1024 single leaves in 1906 in anticipation of this edition. Octavo, 37 volumes, bound in three quarters morocco, gilt titles and tooling to the spine over marbled boards, each volume illustrated with frontispiece and plates. In very good condition.