Pudd'nhead Wilson

Set in the antebellum South, Mark Twain's "Pudd'nhead Wilson" masterfully intertwines themes of identity, slavery, and societal injustice within a narrative that challenges the racial conventions of its time. The novel employs Twain's characteristic wit and keen observational humor, while experimenting with the use of duality and mistaken identity through its intricate plot. Central to the story i...