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The novel "The Yankees of Connecticut at the Court of King Arthur" - one of the best works of Mark Twain, combining fiction, parody and sparkling humor.
An enterprising Yankee from Connecticut, who received a blow to the head in a scuffle, waking up, comes from the late 19th century during the reign of King Arthur. Thanks to his ebullient energy and passion for self-expression, he attaches all social strata of the Arthurian era to the unknown benefits of a developed American civilization - electricity, telegraph, telephone, newspaper, soap, and reveals before them, different moral values...
This edition accompanies a full series of 221 drawings by illustrator Daniel Baird.