similarities between Mark Twain and Pudd'nhead Wilson?
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I have a good website that you can go to!\n\nhttp://dig.lib.niu.edu/twain/politics.html\n\nHope that helps you at least a little bit!
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Yes I had a cat named after him. He was created By Gilbert Shelton not R. Crumb as I had previously thought. \nI found Robert Crumb's book with all his characters was published. I saw it on a bargain table at Borders. I was short money and when I went back someone else got it.\n I just found it on line. Great stuff. Who could forget characters like Micky Rat,Fritz the Cat,Zippy the pinhead.The fabulous Freak Brothers who had Fat Freddie and his Cat.Binky Brown meets the Holy Virgin Mary.( You had to be a victim of Catholic school to appreciate that one.).Man that was some amazingly funny stuff. All came out in the late 60's and early 70's.
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The only thing I could find about Disney characters and drugs are linked below. I guess that the catapillar in Alice In Wonderland is smoking something, but we will never know what it is, as it isn't identified in the book by Caroll
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The Shawnee and Mark Twain national forrests.
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First off, it was not a book, it was a short short.  The story was original published in a newspaper that Twain was working for a the time.  The actual name of the story was "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County".\nThere is a link to a copy of the story below
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Woodrow Wilson -- anyone else?
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similarities:He died in the cross, he has risen from the dead and he was lifted up to the heaven..\ndifferences: way of writing...
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You may want to look for American imperialism and the Philippines. These web sites may help:\n\nMark Twain: Biography and Much More From Answers.comMark Twain was an avid critic of American society. ... Twain wrote an anti-war article entitled The War Prayer during the Philippine-American War. ...\nwww.answers.com/topic/mark-twain - 101k - Cached - Similar pages \n\n\nExtras ~ The War Prayer (Mark Twain) ~ About the StoryBackground notes for Mark Twain's 'The War Prayer.' ... He became, for instance, one of the most powerful critics of the new American imperialism, ...\nwww.aaronshep.com/extras/WarPrayer_note.html - 5k - Cached - Similar pages \n\nMark Twain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaBecause he had an exclusive contract with Harper & Brothers, Mark Twain could not publish The War Prayer elsewhere; it remained unpublished until 1923. ...\nen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Twain - 75k - Cached - Similar pages \n\n\nMuch luck.\nCodially, India.Magica
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Gotta go with Harpo Marx. Love his harp playing and when he and Lucy do the Mirror Bit. A Classic!!
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Wow! I never linked them together but these similarities are uncanny. The Mormons believe that God use to be a man, I don't think that the restoration movement teaches this.
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grandpa simpson and panthro from the thundercats!!!!!
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Calvin and Hobbs are one of my favorites!  Here it is...\n\nhttp://homepage.mac.com/tigershark/poems/poem4a.html
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I think that this is probably a variation on a quote that I have heard attributed to Mark Twain and Abe Lincoln. I found it also credited to Samuel Johnson. Samuel Johnson died before Abe and Twain were born, so I give him credit. The quote is as follows...."It is better to remain silent and thought a fool, than open one's mouth and remove all doubt."\n\nIn other words....keep em guessing.
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Mark Twain said there are two ways to improve writing, Read a lot and write a lot.
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Read "The Mysterious Stranger" by Mark Twain. It has the answer.
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I've read books by both of these men.\nThor H re-enacted a voyage across the Pacific ocean to Easter Island on a balsa raft.\nTim Severin re-enacted a voyage across the Atlantic Ocean made by the Irish monk St Brendan in a leather boat.\nSo they have epic sea crossings in ancient boats in common.\n\nI recommend these books, they're excellent reading if you like adventure and history subjects
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duppy is a ghost or spirit.