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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1884) — some editions — 43,075 copies

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This turned out to be a very good summation of the command and force structure of the U.S. ground forces in Europe in the Great War. About my one critique is whether the space devoted to the Army Air Service would have been better spent on U.S. troops deployed to Siberia and Italy.
 
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Shrike58 | Jan 17, 2013 |
his book was very suspenseful story and I enjoyed reading it. Huck's strategies were fun, such as he disguised himself as a girl. My favorite scene was that Tom and Huck tried to let Jim free. I felt happy when Jim was ale to become a free man.
 
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arisak | 2 other reviews | Jul 18, 2010 |
This is interesting.Huck and Jim experienced various events on after another.I was absorbed in reading this story when I have read.
 
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kyan0746 | 2 other reviews | Jan 26, 2009 |
This story is very famous, but I didn't know this well.
I found the author, Mark Twain is very intelligent by read it.
I became a fun of him!
Of caurse the adventure of Huck itself, it is very interesting.
But in this book, some problems of America in his age are written.
For example, a run-away slave encounters difficulties many times in this story.
You can understand the background of the author's age while enjoy the story of adventure.
 
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fleurs | 2 other reviews | Oct 24, 2008 |

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