Ep 4 - Mark Twain - Behind the Pseudonym

from Changemakers Without Borders · host May Cooper

Why did Samuel Clemens published an endorsement for the society of supernatural research? Was Samuel a good father, and family man? Why did his wife wear only black for an entire year? Writers are usually recluses. But he was one of the best orators America had ever come to know, and one of the first to write anti-slavery literature.

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