Prince and the Pauper
“Prince and the Pauper” by Mark Twain is a classic tale published by Aegypan in September 2006. This edition spans 184 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Tom Canty, a young urchin, as he navigates the stark contrasts between luxury and power, while his doppelganger experiences the harsh realities of the Tudor monarchy.
Readers will find a narrative that explores social themes and the complexities of identity through the eyes of its characters. The juxtaposition of the lives of the prince and the pauper reveals insights into the nature of society and the impact of privilege. This edition invites readers to reflect on the fantasy and magic woven throughout Twain’s storytelling, making it a significant work in juvenile fiction and a notable entry in the realm of classics.
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Tom Canty, the urchin, learns how luxury and power can become the death of a man, while his doppleganger roams his kingdom, learning first hand of the cruelty of the Tudor monarchy. . . .
“Twain was . . . enough of a genius to build his morality into his books, with humor and wit and — in the case of The Prince and the Pauper — wonderful plotting.” — E.L. Doctorow
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