Mark Twain Periodical Collection

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1 AC85.C5915 Finding aid prepared by Ellen Williams. Last updated on September 18, University of Pennsylvania, Rare Book & Manuscript Library Print Collections 2012

2 Table of Contents Summary Information...4 Biography/History...5 Scope and Contents... 5 Administrative Information... 6 Controlled Access Headings...7 Bibliography...8 Collection Inventory... 9 American Heritage...9 The American Mercury: A Monthly Review...9 The Atlantic Monthly: A Magazine of Literature, Science, Art, and Politics... 9 The Bookman (London) The Bookman: An Illustrated Magazine of Literature & Life (New York)...14 The Californian The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine...15 The Cosmopolitan...19 The Critic Current Literature...20 The Galaxy. An illustrated magazine of entertaining reading The Golden Book Magazine Harper's Monthly Magazine Harper's Weekly...28 John P. Morton & Co.'s Western Farmers' Almanac...31 Life Magazine McClure's Magazine

3 Munsey's Magazine...33 Nast's Illustrated Almanac, Publised by Harper & Brothers...33 North American Review...33 The Old Farmer's Almanac by Robert B. Thomas Overland Monthly...34 The Pacific Spectator...36 Packard's Monthly: The Young Men's Magazine The Record of the Year

4 Summary Information Repository University of Pennsylvania: Rare Book & Manuscript Library Print Collections Creator Twain, Mark, Title Mark Twain Periodical Collection AC85.C5915 Date [inclusive] Extent 129 items Language English Abstract This collection of periodicals containing articles or anecdotes by Mark Twain, advertisements for his works, and articles about the author and his works was donated by the family of Robert Nevins Birdwhistell. The periodicals from the library?s collection of Mark Twain materials span a period of 100 years. Cite as: Mark Twain Periodical Collection, Rare Book & Manuscript Library Print Collections, University of Pennsylvania - 4 -

5 Biography/History This collection of periodicals containing articles or anecdotes by Mark Twain, advertisements for his works, and articles about the author and his works was donated by the family of Robert Nevins Birdwhistell. The Birdwhistell collection also includes books by and about Twain, though their titles are not part of this finding aid. The University of Pennsylvania Library Chronicle no. 42 explains:?[t]hrough Ray L. Birdwhistell, the family of Robert Nevins Birdwhistell, D.V.M., gave in his memory a magnificent collection of the works of Mark Twain?first and later editions, and ephemera.? The family made their donation in 1973; at the time, Dr. Birdwhistell?s son Raymond L. Birdwhistell was a professor at Penn?s Annenberg School for Communication. Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) was born in 1835 in Missouri, and spent his early adult life as a riverboat pilot and a gold miner, eventually turning to journalism in the 1860s. By 1868, the year the first item in the Library?s periodical collection was published, Twain had mostly ended his career as a newspaperman and was instead writing fiction, humor and longer non-fiction pieces for magazines. Twain?s first novel, The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today, was published in 1873, followed by twelve more novels, the last published posthumously in During his career as an author he travelled the United States and the world, offering commentary on what he saw and heard wherever he went, both in writing and through speaking engagements, and became one of America?s best-known authors along the way. He died in Connecticut in Scope and Contents The periodicals from the Library?s collection of Mark Twain materials span a period of 100 years. The earliest item in the collection is the July 1868 issue of Bret Harte?s magazine The Overland Monthly, containing an article by Twain entitled "By Rail Through France;" the most recent item is the December 20, 1968 issue of Life Magazine, containing an unfinished story about Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer. The collection consists of about 130 physical items, containing over 150 articles by and about Twain, as well as advertisements for his works. The finding aid lists the publications in which the pieces appear in alphabetical order; individual articles and advertisements are listed inside each publication heading in chronological order. The Library call number for each piece is noted below the entry for that item. The finding aid illustrates the wide range of periodicals that published Twain's work during (and after) his lifetime, as well as the public fascination with his life and works that continued well after his death

6 Of note in the collection: From 1870 to 1871, Twain wrote approximately ten pages of?memoranda? a month for The Galaxy, the?illustrated magazine of entertaining reading.? The Library holds each of these issues. (N.B. There were no "Memoranda" for March 1871.) In 1875, The Atlantic Monthly published a seven part series called?old Times on the Mississippi,? in which Twain tells stories from his time as a riverboat pilot on the Mississippi. Pudd?nhead Wilson, Twain?s seventh novel, is serialized in seven issues of The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine from The collection includes three almanacs that contain anecdotes by Twain. The anecdotes in the Old Farmer?s Almanac and Nast?s Illustrated Almanac come from?how I Edited an Agricultural Paper Once,? which first appeared as part of The Galaxy?Memoranda? for July 1870 (also printed in The Days' Doings, Penn Libraries call number Portfolio AC85 C5915 L870f). In 1905, Harper?s Weekly released a?souvenir number? to celebrate Twain?s 70th birthday. The issue included pictures of the dinner tables at Twain?s birthday soir?e and records of the speeches given. The Library?s collection also contains a scrapbook with the souvenir number of Harper?s and other articles about Twain (listed under the Harper's Weekly series in the finding aid). The collection includes another scrapbook, collecting the issues of Harper's Monthly Magazine that serialized Twain's novel Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc in 1895 and The scrapbook, donated by Miss S. Frances Vankirk, also includes illustrations of the heroine from other sources and other articles relating to Joan of Arc and Mark Twain. In addition to containing articles by Twain himself, the collection chronicles the reception of Twain? s works. The Atlantic Monthly reviewed Twain?s works and ran articles about his life into the 1940?s; The American Mercury discussed the rating of Twain as an author and answered the question,?who Reads Mark Twain?? with a readership study taken in public libraries; The Critic profiled Twain?from an Italian point of view?; Life Magazine attempted to illustrate the more subversive side of Twain forty years after his death, and so on. The meticulousness of the collector is revealed by the presence of one issue of The Californian, an offshoot of Bret Harte's The Overland Monthly. This issue is included in the collection because of a single mention of Twain in an article about the exhibit of Californian literature at the World?s Fair. Administrative Information University of Pennsylvania, Rare Book & Manuscript Library Print Collections 2012 Finding aid prepared by Ellen Williams

7 Sponsor Mark Twain Periodical Collection The processing of this collection was made possible through generous funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, administered through the Council on Library and Information Resources' "Cataloging Hidden Special Collections and Archives" Project. Access Restrictions This collection is open for research use Source of Acquisition Gift of Ray L. Birdwhistell, 1973 Controlled Access Headings Form/Genre(s) Scrapbooks Short stories, American--19th century Personal Name(s) Twain, Mark, Subject(s) American literature--19th century American literature--periodicals American wit and humor--periodicals Authors, American - 7 -

8 Bibliography "Library Notes." University of Pennsylvania Library Chronicle. Vol

9 American Heritage Collection Inventory American Heritage. Mark Twain's San Francisco. By Bernard Taper. Illustrated, 1963 August. XIV , AC85 C5915 L963m The American Mercury: A Monthly Review. On the Rating of Mark Twain. By Fred Lewis Pattee, 1928 June. XIV AC85 C5915 L928o Who Reads Mark Twain? By Charles H. Compton, 1934 April. XXXI AC85 C5915 L934w The Atlantic Monthly: A Magazine of Literature, Science, Art, and Politics. Old Times on the Mississippi, I, 1875 January. XXXV

10 The Atlantic Monthly: A Magazine of Literature, Science, Art, and Politics 1. AC85 C5915 L875o pt.1 Old Times on the Mississippi, II. A "Cub" Pilot's Experience; or, Learning the River, 1875 February. XXXV AC85 C5915 L875o pt.2 Old Times on the Mississippi, III. The Continued Perplexities of "Cub" Piloting, 1875 March. XXXV AC85 C5915 L875o pt.3 Old Times on the Mississippi, IV. The "Cub" Pilot's Education nearly Completed, 1875 April. XXXV AC85 C5915 L875o pt.4 Old Times on the Mississippi, V. "Sounding;" Faculties peculiarly necessary to a Pilot, 1875 May. XXXV AC85 C5915 L875o pt.5 Old Times on the Mississippi, VI. Official Rank and Dignity of a Pilot; The Rise and Decadence of the Pilots' Association, 1875 June. XXXV AC85 C5915 L875o pt

11 The Atlantic Monthly: A Magazine of Literature, Science, Art, and Politics Old Times on the Mississippi, VII. Leaving Port; Racing; Shortening of the River by Cut-Offs; A Steamboat's Ghost; "Stephen's" Plan of "Resumption", 1875 July. XXXV AC85 C5915 L875o pt.7 2. AC85 C5915 L875o pt.7 copy 2 Review of Mark Twain's Sketches, New and Old, 1875 December. XXXVI AC85 C5915 L875u A Literary Nightmare, 1876 February. XXXVII AC85 C5915 L876l Review of Tom Sawyer, 1876 May. XXXVII AC85 C5915 L876l 2. AC85 C5915 L876u The Facts Concerning the Recent Carnival of Crime in Connecticut, 1876 May. XXXVII AC85 C5915 L876l A Canvasser's Tale, 1876 December. XXXVIII

12 The Atlantic Monthly: A Magazine of Literature, Science, Art, and Politics 1. AC85 C5915 L876c Some Rambling Notes of an Idle Excursion, IV, 1878 January. XLI AC85 C5915 L878s The Loves of Alonzo Fitz Clarence and Rosannah Ethelton, 1878 March. XLI AC85 C5915 L878s About Magnanimous-Incident Literature, 1878 May. XLI AC85 C5915 L878s Mark Twain and the Tichenor Bonanza. By Lowry Charles Wimberly, 1943 November AC85 C5915 L943m Mark Twain: Business Man. Letters and Memoirs. Edited by Samuel Charles Webster, 1944 August AC85 C5915 L944m

13 The Bookman (London) Mark Twain's River. By Dixon Wecter, 1948 October AC85 C5915 L948m The Bookman (London). Advertisement for Mark Twain's Books, published by Chatto & Windus, London, 1910 June. 1. Folio AC85 C5915 L910m XXXVIII-225 front ad section The Humour of Mark Twain. By Barry Pain. With photographs, 1910 June. XXXVIII Folio AC85 C5915 L910m Some Illustrations from Mark Twain's Books, 1910 June. XXXVIII Folio AC85 C5915 L910m Mark Twain, The Man and the Jester. By Walter Jerrold. Illustrated, 1910 June. XXXVIII Folio AC85 C5915 L910m

14 The Bookman: An Illustrated Magazine of Literature & Life (New York) Mark Twain: Some Personal Recollections and Opinions by Jerome K. Jerome, E.V. Lucas, Walter Emanuel, J.J. Bell, Leonard Henslowe, Arnold Bennett, Owen Seaman, W. Pett Ridge, and F. Anstey Guthrie. Illustrated, 1910 June. XXXVIII Folio AC85 C5915 L910m The Bookman: An Illustrated Magazine of Literature & Life (New York). The Story of Mark Twain's Debts. By Frederick A. King, 1906 January. XXII AC85 C5915 L906s The Californian. Mention of Mark Twain in an article about the Californian literature exhibit at the World's Fair, 1893 August. IV AC85 C5915 L893a

15 The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine. A Curious Experience, 1881 November. XXIII AC85 C5915 L881c Review of The Prince and the Pauper, 1882 March. XXIII AC85 C5915 L881c Portrait of Mark Twain. Engraved by T. Cole, after the painting by Abbott H. Thayer, 1882 September. 1. AC85 C5915 L882m XXIV-5 frontispiece An Adventure of Huckleberry Finn: With an Account of the Famous Grangerford-Shepherdson Feud. Illustrated, 1884 December. XXIX AC85 C5915 L884a 2. AC85 C5915 L884a copy 2 Jim's Investments, and King Sollermun. Illustrated by E.W. Kemble, 1885 January. XXIX AC85 C5915 L885j

16 The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine Royalty on the Mississippi as Chronicled by Huckleberry Finn. Illustrated by E.W. Kemble, 1885 February. XXIX AC85 C5915 L885r The Private History of a Campaign that Failed. Illustrated by E.W. Kemble with maps by the author, 1885 December. XXXI AC85 C5915 L885p 2. AC85 C5915 L885p copy 2 Letter by Twain as part of a series of 45 open letters on International Copyright, 1886 February. XXXI AC85 C5915 L886o English as She is Taught, 1887 April. XXXIII AC85 C5915 L887e 2. AC85 C5915 L887e copy 2 Meisterschaft: In Three Acts, 1888 April. XXXV AC85 C5915 L888m 2. AC85 C5915 L888m copy 2 3. AC85 C5915 L888m copy

17 The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. Illustrated by Dan Beard, 1889 November. XXXIX AC85 C5915 L889c 2. AC85 C5915 L889c copy 2 The?1,000,000 Note. Ilustrated by Dan Beard, 1893 January. XLV AC85 C5915 L893o 2. AC85 C5915 L893o copy 2 3. AC85 C5915 L893o copy 3 4. AC85 C5915 L893o copy 4 Pudd'nhead Wilson, Chapters I-III. With a portrait of the author by James Mapes Dodge, 1893 December. XLVII AC85 C5915 L893p v.47 no.2 Pudd'nhead Wilson, Chapter IV-VIII. Illustrated by Louis Loeb, 1894 January. XLVII AC85 C5915 L893p v.47 no.3 2. AC85 C5915 L893p v.47 no.3 copy 2 Pudd'nhead Wilson, Chapters IX-XI. Illustrated by Louis Loeb, 1894 Febraury. XLVII AC85 C5915 L893p v.47 no

18 The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine 2. AC85 C5915 L893p v.47 no.4 copy 2 3. AC85 C5915 L893p v.47 no.4 copy 3 Pudd'nhead Wilson, Chapters XII-XIV. Illustrated by Louis Loeb, 1894 March. XLVII AC85 C5915 L893p v.47 no.5 2. AC85 C5915 L893p v.47 no.5 copy 2 Pudd'nhead Wilson, Chapters XV-XVII. Illustrated by Louis Loeb, 1894 April. XLVII AC85 C5915 L893p v.47 no.6 Pudd'nhead Wilson, Chapters XVIII-XIX. Illustrated by Louis Loeb, 1894 May. XLVIII AC85 C5915 L893p v.48 no.1 2. AC85 C5915 L893p v.48 no.1 copy 2 3. AC85 C5915 L893p v.48 no.1 copy 3 Pudd'nhead Wilson, Chapter XX. Illustrated by Louis Loeb, 1894 June. XLVIII AC85 C5915 L893p v.48 no.2 2. AC85 C5915 L893p v.48 no.2 copy 2 Mark Twain in California. By Noah Brooks. Illustrated by Sarony, 1898 November. LVII

19 The Cosmopolitan 1. AC85 C5915 L898f From the "London Times" of 1904, 1898 November. LVII AC85 C5915 L898f Two Little Tales. I. The Man with a Message for the Director-General. II. How the Chimney-Sweep got the Ear of the Emperor. Illustrated by Frederic Dorr Steele, 1901 November. LXIII AC85 C5915 L901t 2. AC85 C5915 L901t copy 2 3. AC85 C5915 L901t copy 3 Mrs. Howe to Mark Twain. Poem by Julia Ward Howe, 1806 March. LXXI AC85 C5915 L906m3 The Cosmopolitan. The Esquimau Maiden's Romance. Ilustrated by Dan Beard, 1893 November. XVI Travelling With a Reformer. Illustrated by Dan Beard, 1893 December. XVI

20 The Critic 1. AC85 C5915 L893t At the Appetite Cure. Illustrated by Peter Newell, 1898 August. XXV AC85 C5915 L898a 2. AC85 C5915 L898a copy 2 Christian Science and the Book of Mrs. Eddy, 1899 October. XXVII AC85 C5915 L899c The Critic. Mark Twain from an Italian Point of View. By Raffaele Simboli, with his own photographs, 1904 June AC85 C5915 L904m Current Literature. Mark Twain's Appreciation of Mr. Howells, 1906 July. XLI

21 The Galaxy. An illustrated magazine of entertaining reading. 1. AC85 C5915 L906m Mark Twain's Life of Samuel L. Clemens. With photograph, 1906 October. XLI AC85 C5915 L906m2 Mark Twain's Idea of Heaven, 1909 December. XLVII AC85 C5915 L909m The Galaxy. An illustrated magazine of entertaining reading. Memoranda, 1870 May AC85 C5915 L870 m v.9 Memoranda, 1870 June AC85 C5915 L870m v.9 2. AC85 C5915 L870m v.9 no

22 The Galaxy. An illustrated magazine of entertaining reading. Memoranda, 1870 July AC85 C5915 L870m v.10 Portrait of Mark Twain, 1870 August AC85 C5915 L870m v AC85 C5915 L870m v.10 no.2 3. AC85 C5915 L870m v.10 no.2 copy 2 Memoranda, 1870 August AC85 C5915 L870m v AC85 C5915 L870m v.10 no.2 3. AC85 C5915 L870m v.10 no.2 copy 2 Memoranda, 1870 September AC85 C5915 L870m v AC85 C5915 L870m v.10 no.3 3. AC85 C5915 L870m v.10 no.3 copy 2 Memoranda, 1870 October AC85 C5915 L870m v AC85 C5915 L870m v.10 no

23 The Galaxy. An illustrated magazine of entertaining reading. 3. AC85 C5915 L870m v.10 no.4 copy 2 Mark Twain's Map of Paris. With fold-out map, 1870 November AC85 C5915 L870m v.10 Memoranda, 1870 November AC85 C5915 L870m v.10 Memoranda, 1870 December AC85 C5915 L870m v AC85 C5915 L870m v.10 no.6 3. AC85 C5915 L870m v.10 no.6 copy 2 Memoranda, 1871 January AC85 C5915 L870m v.11 no.1 Memoranda, 1871 February AC85 C5915 L870m v.11 no.2 Memoranda, 1871 April

24 The Golden Book Magazine 1. AC85 C5915 L870m v.11 no.4 The Golden Book Magazine. Leaves from the Autograph Album of Mrs. Edwin Booth, Part I. Introduction by Otis Skinner, with two pages by Mark Twain, 1929 September. X AC85 C5915 L929l Harper's Monthly Magazine. Luck: A Story, 1891 August. LXXXIII AC85 C5915 L891L Scrapbook on Mark Twain's Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc, 1895 April-1896 April. 1. AC85 C5915 L895p XC XCII

25 Harper's Monthly Magazine General note Includes each page of the serialized novel from Harper's Magazine, removed from the magazine and attached to the pages of the scrapbook. Donated by Miss S. Frances Vankirk. In Memoriam: Olivia Susan Clemens, 1897 November. XCV AC85 C5915 L897i Stirring Times in Austria. Illustrated by Clifford Carleton, T. De Thulstrup and Harry Fenn, 1898 March. XCVI AC85 C5915 L898s Extracts from Adam's Diary, Translated from the Original Manuscript, 1901 April. CII AC85 C5915 L901e The Californian's Tale, 1902 March. CIV AC85 C5915 L902c Advertisement for "Mark Twain's Life" by Albert Bigelow Paine, 1912 December. 1. AC85 C5915 L912m CXXVI-751 front ad section

26 Harper's Monthly Magazine Advertisement for "Mark Twain's Works," published by Harper & Bros., 1912 December. 1. AC85 C5915 L912m CXXVI-751 front ad section My Platonic Sweetheart, 1912 December. CXXVI AC85 C5915 L912m Advertisement for "Mark Twain--A Biography" by Albert Bigelow Paine, 1914 October. 1. AC85 C5915 L914s CXXIX-773 front ad section Advertisement for "Mark Twain's Works," published by Harper & Bros., 1914 October. 1. AC85 C5915 L914s CXXIX-773 front ad section A Scrap of Curious History, 1914 October. CXXIX AC85 C5915 L914s Unpublished Chapters from the Autobiography of Mark Twain, Part I, 1922 February. CXLIV

27 Harper's Monthly Magazine 1. AC85 C5915 L922u v.144 no.861 Advertisement for "How to Tell A Story," published by P.F. Collier & Son, 1922 March. CXLIV-862 front ad section Unpublished Chapters from the Autobiography of Mark Twain, Part II, 1922 March. CXLIV AC85 C5915 L922u v.144 no AC85 C5915 L922u v.144 no.862 copy 2 Advertisement for "The Complete Uniform Edition of Mark Twain's Works," published by P.F. Collier & Son, 1922 August. 1. AC85 C5915 L922u v.145 no.867 CXLV-867 front ad section Unpublished Chapters from the Autobiography of Mark Twain, 1922 August. CXLV AC85 C5915 L922u v.145 no AC85 C5915 L922u v.145 no.867 copy 2 Mark Twain Speaks Out: Four Unpublished Pieces. I.No Terrors for Me. II. Honorary Degrees. III. Amateur Writings. IV. Humor. Edited by Charles Neider, Illustrated by Barrie McDowell, 1958 December. CCXVII AC85 C5915 L958m

28 Harper's Weekly Harper's Weekly. Letter to the Secretary of the Treasury, 1902 October 25. XLVI Folio AC85 C5915 L902c2 Mark Twain Unveils a Tablet to Eugene Field. With photographs, 1902 July 5. XLVI Folio AC85 C5915 L902f The Five Boons of Life: An Allegory, 1902 July 5. XLVI Folio AC85 C5915 L902f Harper's Christmas Suggestions: A Double-Barrelled Detective Story, Mark Twain's New Humorous Novelette, 1902 December Folio AC85 C5915 L902t XLVI-2400 front ad section Mr. Reed's Last Speech, Made at the Dinner given to celebrate the sixtyseventh Birthday of his friend, Mark Twain, 1902 December 20. XLVI Folio AC85 C5915 L902t

29 Harper's Weekly "Mark Twain published in Harper's Magazine, in 1898, an article about Jews which has since been included in one of his published books--the Man that Corrupted Hadleyburg...", 1905 March 18. XLIX Folio AC85 C5915 L905f General note A paragraph in the magazine's weekly editorial section; part of a series of comments about Jews and Jewishness. From My Unpublished Autobiography. With photographs, 1905 March 18. XLIX Folio AC85 C5915 L905f "More notable than that the best-known women writers are not collegebred is that Scott, Thackeray, Dickens, Mark Twain... were not college graduates...", 1905 April 8. XLIX Folio AC85 C5915 L905h General note A paragraph in the magazine's weekly editorial section; part of a series of comments about the college education of authors. A Humane Word from Satan, 1905 April 8. XLIX Folio AC85 C5915 L905h

30 Harper's Weekly A Monument to Adam, 1905 July 15. XLIX Folio AC85 C5915 L905m Advertisement for Mark Twain's Complete Works, published by Harper & Brothers, 1905 July Folio AC85 C5915 L905m XLIX-2534 back ad section Mark Twain's Birthday Souvenir Number, 1905 December 23. XLIX Folio AC85 C5915 L905m2 General note Report on Twain's 70th birthday party, including records of the speeches given and photographs of the dinner tables. Mark Twain's Seventieth Birthday: Souvenir of its Celebration, 1905 December AC85 C5915 N905m General note Reprint of the souvenir number listed above. This copy was donated by Miss Dorothy M. Becker and includes 2 newspaper articles pasted in the front cover. Special reprint of XLIX-2537 unpaginated

31 John P. Morton & Co.'s Western Farmers' Almanac. Mark Twain Periodical Collection Carl Schurz, Pilot. Photograph of Schurz is the issue's frontispiece, 1906 May 26. L AC85 C5915 L906c. Two copies in one pamphlet binder. John P. Morton & Co.'s Western Farmers' Almanac. Year The Late Benjamin Franklin, AC85 C5916 L872l Advice to Little Girls, AC85 C5916 L872l Life Magazine. In a Long-suppressed Work, a Satanic View of Man and God. With photographs of Twain, 1962 September , 114, Folio AC85 C5915 L962s

32 McClure's Magazine Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer Among the Indians. Including "The reasons Mark Twain did not finish his story." Illustrations by James McMullen, 1968 December A 1. Folio AC85 C5915 L968h McClure's Magazine. Editorial notes on "From India to South Africa" and "A Character Sketch", 1897 October. IX AC85 C5915 L897f copy 2 From India to South Africa: The Diary of a Voyage. Illustrated by A.B. Frost, with a portrait of Mark Twain by Elfred Ellis, 1897 November. X AC85 C5915 L897f 2. AC85 C5915 L897f copy 2 Samuel L. Clemens, "Mark Twain." A Character Sketch by Robert Barr, 1898 January. X AC85 C5915 L897f

33 Munsey's Magazine Munsey's Magazine. A Contract. A Poem in "Literary Chat", 1895 October. XIV AC85 C5915 L895c 2. AC85 C5915 L895c copy 2 3. AC85 C5915 L895c copy 3 Nast's Illustrated Almanac, Publised by Harper & Brothers. Volume Quotes from "How I Edited an Agricultural Paper Once", AC85 C5915 L872e North American Review. To the Person Sitting in Darkness, 1901 February. CLXXII AC85 C5915 L901p Mark Twain: An Inquiry. By W.D. Howells, 1901 February. CLXXII

34 The Old Farmer's Almanac by Robert B. Thomas Mark Twain Periodical Collection 1. AC85 C5915 L901p To My Missionary Critics, 1901 April. CLXXII AC85 C5915 L901p The Old Farmer's Almanac by Robert B. Thomas. Volume Mark Twain's Hints About Nature, AC85 C5916 L875m Overland Monthly. By Rail Through France, 1868 July. I AC85 C5915 L868c A Californian Abroad--A Few Parisian Sights, 1868 August. I AC85 C5915 L868c

35 Overland Monthly A Californian Abroad--Three Italian Cities, 1868 September. I AC85 C5915 L868c A Californian Abroad--A Mediaeval Romance, 1868 October. I AC85 C5915 L868c A Medieval Romance. With a portrait of Twain by Alice Resor, 1907 November. L AC85 C5915 L868m 1907 The Mark Twain Number, 1929 April multiple 1. Folio AC85 C5915 L929m General note This issue of Overland Monthly was dedicated to Twain and includes photographs of Twain and unpublished letters by him, as well as tributes and poems to him and articles about him

36 The Pacific Spectator The Pacific Spectator. Ghost Life on the Mississippi: A Mark Twain Manuscript. Foreward by Samuel C. Webster, 1948 Autumn. II AC85 C5915 L948g Packard's Monthly: The Young Men's Magazine. Open Letter to Commodore Vanderbilt, 1869 March. II AC85 C5915 L869o An Open Letter to Mark Twain. By J.B., 1869 April. II AC85 C5916 L890o2 2. AC85 C5915 L869o Personal Habits of the Siamese Twins, 1869 August. II AC85 C5915 L869o

37 The Record of the Year The Record of the Year. Mark Twain on St. Patrick, 1876 June AC85 C5915 L876m2 Mark Twain Buys a Horse, 1876 July. I AC85 C5915 L876m