Volume 1
Front Matter for Autobiography of Mark Twain, Volume 1
- Description: Front matter published in Autobiography of Mark Twain, Volume 1
Introduction
- Description: Editorial introduction to the three-volume Mark Twain Project edition
Preliminary Manuscripts and Dictations, 1870-1905
- Description: Preliminary Manuscripts and Dictations, 1870-1905
The Tennessee Land
- Description: Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
Early years in Florida, Missouri
- Description: Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
The Grant Dictations
- Description: 'The Chicago G.A.R. Festival, [A Call with W. D. Howells on General Grant], Grant and the Chinese, Gerhardt, About General Grant's Memoirs, [The Rev. Dr. Newman]'
The Machine Episode
- Description: (1890, 1893-94) Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
Travel-Scraps I
- Description: Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
Four Sketches about Vienna
- Description: '[Beauties of the German Language], [Comment on Tautology and Grammar], [A Group of Servants], [A Viennese Procession]'
My Debut as a Literary Person
- Description: Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
Horace Greeley
- Description: (1898-1899) Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
Lecture-Times
- Description: Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
Ralph Keeler
- Description: Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
Scraps from My Autobiography (From Chapter IX)
- Description: Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
Scraps from My Autobiography (Private History of a Manuscript That Came to Grief)
- Description: Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
Reflections on a Letter and a Book
- Description: Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
Something about Doctors
- Description: Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
Henry H Rogers
- Description: Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
Anecdote of Jean
- Description: Preliminary manuscripts and dictations
Early Attempts
- Description: An Early Attempt, My Autobiography, The Latest Attempt, The Final (and Right) Plan, Preface, The Florentine Dictations
An Early Attempt
- Description: Prefatory Materials
My Autobiography (Random Extracts from It)
- Description: Prefatory Materials
Second Preface, in Three Parts
- Description: Prefatory Materials
The Florentine Dictations
- Description: [John Hay], Notes on "Innocents Abroad", [Robert Louis Stevenson and Thomas Bailey Aldrich], [Villa di Quarto]
Autobiographical Dictation of 9 January 1906
- Description: I shall scatter through this Autobiography newspaper clippings without end...
Autobiographical Dictation of 10 January 1906
- Description: I have to make several speeches within the next two or three months...
Autobiographical Dictation of 11 January 1906
- Description: I received the following letter some days ago, from Mrs. Laura K. Hudson...
Autobiographical Dictation of 12 January 1906
- Description: This talk about Mr. Whittier's seventieth birthday reminds me...
Autobiographical Dictation of 13 January 1906
- Description: The piety-ending was used also by Franklin and Johnson, and possibly by the rest...
Autobiographical Dictation of 15 January 1906
- Description: Rev. Dr. Burton swung his leonine head around, focused me with his eye...
Autobiographical Dictation of 16 January 1906
- Description: That incident made a strong impression upon me...
Autobiographical Dictation of 17 January 1906
- Description: With considerable frequency, since then, I have tried to get publishers...
Autobiographical Dictation of 18 January 1906
- Description: Senator Tilman, of South Carolina, has been making a speech...
Autobiographical Dictation of 19 January 1906
- Description: In those early days dueling suddenly became a fashion...
Autobiographical Dictation of 23 January 1906
- Description: There was a great mass meeting at Carnegie Hall last night...
Autobiographical Dictation of 24 January 1906
- Description: It is plain, I think, that this old article was written about twenty-two years ago...
Autobiographical Dictation of 1 February 1906
- Description: Joe was not quite present. It was not etiquette for him...
Autobiographical Dictation of 2 February 1906
- Description: It explained that Susy was slightly ill...
Autobiographical Dictation of 5 February 1906
- Description: His was a sweet and winning face...
Autobiographical Dictation of 6 February 1906
- Description: When Susy was twelve and a half years old, I took to the platform again...
Autobiographical Dictation of 7 February 1906
- Description: When Susy was thirteen, and was a slender little maid...
Autobiographical Dictation of 8 February 1906
- Description: Along one side of the library, in the Hartford home, the bookshelves joined...
Autobiographical Dictation of 9 February 1906
- Description: Susy's remark about my strong language troubles me...
Autobiographical Dictation of 12 February 1906
- Description: From Susy's Biography...
Autobiographical Dictation of 13 February 1906
- Description: I recall several of them without much difficulty...
Autobiographical Dictation of 14 February 1906
- Description: From Susy's Biography...
Autobiographical Dictation of 15 February 1906
- Description: From Susy's Biography...
Autobiographical Dictation of 16 February 1906
- Description: From Susy's Biography...
Autobiographical Dictation of 20 February 1906
- Description: It is death-notices like this that enable me to realize in some sort...
Autobiographical Dictation of 21 February 1906
- Description: But I am wandering far from Susy's Biography...
Autobiographical Dictation of 22 February 1906
- Description: I have wandered far from Susy's chat about her grandfather...
Autobiographical Dictation of 23 February 1906
- Description: During the previous year or year and a half...
Autobiographical Dictation of 26 February 1906
- Description: From Susy's Biography...
Autobiographical Dictation of 5 March 1906
- Description: I was always heedless...
Autobiographical Dictation of 6 March 1906
- Description: I was very anxious to keep him in his place...
Autobiographical Dictation of 7 March 1906
- Description: From Susy's Biography...
Autobiographical Dictation of 8 March 1906
- Description: It turned out just so...
Autobiographical Dictation of 9 March 1906
- Description: I am talking of a time sixty years ago...
Autobiographical Dictation of 12 March 1906
- Description: We will stop talking about my schoolmates of sixty years ago...
Autobiographical Dictation of 14 March 1906
- Description: The ominous paralysis continues...
Autobiographical Dictation of 15 March 1906
- Description: POLICE HUSTLE CROWD AWAITING MARK TWAIN...
Autobiographical Dictation of 16 March 1906
- Description: We will return to those school children of sixty years ago...
Autobiographical Dictation of 20 March 1906
- Description: One of the standing delights of the American nation...
Autobiographical Dictation of 21 March 1906
- Description: Certainly mental telegraphy is an industry which is always silently at work...
Autobiographical Dictation of 22 March 1906
- Description: From Susy's Biography...
Autobiographical Dictation of 23 March 1906
- Description: A good many years ago Mrs. Clemens used to keep...
Autobiographical Dictation of 26 March 1906
- Description: ROCKEFELLER, JR., ON WEALTH...
Autobiographical Dictation of 27 March 1906
- Description: I have allowed Higbie to assist...
Autobiographical Dictation of 28 March 1906
- Description: My brother's experience was another conspicuous example...
Autobiographical Dictation of 29 March 1906
- Description: But I am in error. Orion did not come...
Autobiographical Dictation of 30 March 1906
- Description: I will drop Orion for the present and return...
Appendixes, Volume 1
- Description: A Brief Chronology, Family Biographies, Speech at the Seventieth Birthday Dinner, ...Souvenir of the Event, Speech at the Players, Previous Publication
Back Matter for Autobiography of Mark Twain, Volume 1
- Description: Back matter published in Autobiography of Mark Twain, Volume 1
Guide to the Textual Apparatus
- Description: Statement of editorial policy for the Autobiography
Photographs from Volume 1
- Description: Photographs published in Autobiography of Mark Twain, Volume 1