Mark Twain 
The Historical Novels of Mark Twain 
Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc, The Prince and the Pauper & Yankee in King Arthur’s Court

Mark Twain’s 'The Historical Novels of Mark Twain’ delves into the enticing combination of history and fiction in Twain’s literary works. Twain’s signature humor is intertwined with detailed historical events in these novels, providing readers with a captivating and educational reading experience. Twain’s writing style effortlessly blends satire and social commentary, making his historical novels both entertaining and thought-provoking. The context of 19th-century America is skillfully woven into the narratives, giving readers a glimpse into the past while highlighting timeless human experiences. Through engaging storytelling, Twain offers a unique perspective on pivotal moments in history, shedding light on the complexities of human nature and society. Mark Twain’s historical novels are not only entertaining reads but also valuable glimpses into the cultural and social landscapes of their time. With rich narratives and insightful commentary, these novels are a must-read for those interested in history, literature, and the intersection of the two.