At Home Abroad Mary Beth Marsden and Holley Wilkin

and Holley Wilkin

including Henry James

Recently rediscovered and never before published

first-hand experience of the modern French theater and with those artists who wrote and staged the work that has revolutionized the way we think of theater

and the world history of ethical systems

At Home Abroad Mary Beth Marsden and Holley WilkinAt Home Abroad brings attention to a little known period in the career of America's most notable humorist. It follows the writer performer Down Under on a journey through thirty lectures in colonial Australia and New Zealand. This appealing book is a daily account of Twain's activities and is based upon his notebooks his letters, and newspaper reports that appeared both in cities and in the provinces. Shillingsburg offers serious evaluation of