Mark Twain: A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court

Mark Twain

A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court

Table Of Contents

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Chapter I [Camelot]
Chapter II [King Arthur's Court]
Chapter III [Knights Of The Table Round]
Chapter IV [Sir Dinadan The Humorist]
Chapter V [An Inspiration]
Chapter VI [The Eclipse]
Chapter VII [Merlin's Tower]
Chapter VIII [The Boss]
Chapter IX [The Tournament]
Chapter X [Beginnings Of Civilization]
Chapter XI [The Yankee In Search Of Adventures]
Chapter XII [Slow Torture]
Chapter XIII [Freemen]
Chapter XIV ["Defend Thee, Lord"]
Chapter XV [Sandy's Tale]
Chapter XVI [Morgan Le Fay]
Chapter XVII [A Royal Banquet]
Chapter XVIII [In The Queen's Dungeons]
Chapter XIX [Knight-Errantry As A Trade]
Chapter XX [The Ogre's Castle]
Chapter XXI [The Pilgrims]
Chapter XXII [The Holy Fountain]
Chapter XXIII [Restoration Of The Fountain]
Chapter XXIV [A Rival Magician]
Chapter XXV [A Competitive Examination]
Chapter XXVI [The First Newspaper]
Chapter XXVII [The Yankee And The King Travel Incognito]
Chapter XXVIII [Drilling The King]
Chapter XXIX [The Smallpox Hut]
Chapter XXX [The Tragedy Of The Manor-House]
Chapter XXXI [Marco]
Chapter XXXII [Dowley's Humiliation]
Chapter XXXIII [Sixth Century Political Economy]
Chapter XXXIV [The Yankee And The King Sold As Slaves]
Chapter XXXV [A Pitiful Incident]
Chapter XXXVI [An Encounter In The Dark]
Chapter XXXVII [An Awful Predicament]
Chapter XXXVIII [Sir Lancelots and Kights To The Rescue]
Chapter XXXIX [The Yankee's Fight With The Knights]
Chapter XL [Three Years Later]
Chapter XLI [The Interdict]
Chapter XLII [War!]
Chapter XLIII [The Battle Of The Sand Belt]
Chapter XLIV [A Postscript By Clarence]