Life on the Mississippi

The book is bound in green cloth with noticeable wear along the edges and corners, including some fraying at the spine ends. The covers show general signs of age but are intact. The pages are clean without inscriptions or library markings. The absence of a dust jacket is noted.

"Life on the Mississippi" by Mark Twain, published by Harper and Brothers in 1917, is part of the Authorized Edition of The Complete Works of Mark Twain. This edition, printed in New York, offers a detailed account of Twain's experiences and observations along the iconic Mississippi River. Known for his sharp wit and keen insight into American life, Twain provides a vivid travelogue that captures the essence of the era's river culture and the transformation of the steamboat industry. This edition is not a first edition but is a significant part of Twain's collected works, making it a valuable addition for collectors. The book is bound in green cloth with the author's initials embossed on the cover. Despite the absence of a dust jacket, the book remains a noteworthy piece for those interested in American history and literature.