Autobiography of Mark Twain (183 page)

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TS. Typescript.

TS1. First typescript, in CU-MARK, made in 1906–8 by Josephine Hobby from her stenographic notes of Clemens’s dictation; it includes the Autobiographical Dictations of 9 January 1906 through 14 July 1908 and was revised by Clemens.

TS2. Second typescript, in CU-MARK, made in 1906 by Josephine Hobby; it includes “My Autobiography [Random Extracts from It]” and four Florentine Dictations (“John Hay,” “Notes on ‘Innocents Abroad,’ ” “Robert Louis Stevenson and Thomas Bailey Aldrich,” and “Villa di Quarto”), plus the Autobiographical Dictations of 9 January 1906 through 7 August 1906, incorporating the revisions on TS1, and was revised by Clemens.

TS3. Third typescript, in CU-MARK, made in 1906–7 by Josephine Hobby from the revised TS1 or the revised TS2, to serve as printer’s copy for several installments of “Chapters from My Autobiography” in the
North American Review;
it consists of four independently paginated
batches of selections from pre-1906 writings and the Autobiographical Dictations of January–May 1906, and was revised by Clemens.

TS4. Fourth typescript, in CU-MARK, made in 1906 by an unidentified typist; it includes the same pre-1906 pieces as TS2, plus the Autobiographical Dictations of 9 January 1906 through 29 August 1906 and incorporates the revisions on TS1, but was not further reviewed by Clemens.

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Boldfaced page numbers indicate principal identifications or short biographies. Clemens’s frequently mentioned works are listed in main entries; his other writings are listed only under “Clemens, Samuel Langhorne,
WORKS
.” Place names are indexed only when they refer to locations that Clemens lived in, visited, or commented upon. Newspapers are listed by city, other periodicals by title. Entries for Clemens’s family members, friends, and employees do not include references to their photographs, which may be found following page 204.

A. B. Chambers
(steamboat)

“About General Grant’s Memoirs,”

Adams, Henry

Addicks, J. Edward

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

frontispiece

money earned from

prototypes for characters

sources of content

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

McDougal’s cave

prototypes for characters

sources of content

African Americans: fundraiser for Tuskegee Institute

minstrel shows.
See also
Slavery

Agassiz, Alexander

Agassiz, Louis

Aguinaldo, Emilio

Ainsworth, William Harrison

Albert Edward, Prince of Wales

Aldine
(periodical)

Aldrich, Thomas Bailey

“Robert Louis Stevenson and Thomas Bailey Aldrich,”

Alexander, James W.

Alexander VI (pope)

Alexander the Great

Alexander and Green

Alighieri, Dante

Allee, James Frank

Alonzo Child
(steamboat)

Amalgamated Copper Company

Ament, Joseph P.

Ament, Judith D.

Ament, Sarah (Mrs. Joseph P. Ament)

American Copyright League

American Plasmon Company

American Publishing Company.
See also
Bliss, Elisha P., Jr.; Bliss, Francis

“Anecdote of Jean,”

Angels Camp, California

Animals: cat given Pain-Killer

Clemens family cats

compared to humans;

hunting

Jean Clemens’s love

“Jim Wolf and the Tom-Cats,”

Susy Clemens’s compassion

Anthony, James

Arnot, John

Arthur, Chester A.

Ashcroft, Ralph W.

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