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John Muller "Mark Twain in Washington, D.C."
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January 8, 2014
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51:59Now PlayingDelving into MLK's Washingtoniana collection, Muller, associate librarian and author of the popular Frederick Douglass in Washington ,D.C., recounts the little-known story of Mark Twain's sojourns in the capital, showing that the journalistic work Twain did here in 1867 was pivotal to the making of his career and his legend.
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