Books like Novels (Pudd'nhead Wilson / Those Extraordinary Twins) by Mark Twain
The collection centers on Roxana, a light‑skinned slave who substitutes her own baby for that of her master. The switch ignites a tangled web of identity, law, and race relations as the characters confront the consequences of their actions.
First publish date: 1882
Genre: Historical Fiction/19th Century Historical Fiction
Authors: Mark Twain
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