Exploring themes of fate and racism, this novel follows two men who were switched at birth as they uncover the truth about their identities. Their discovery leads to profound changes in their lives, challenging their perceptions of self and society. As Twain delves into the complexities of heritage, the narrative reveals the deep-seated issues of race and destiny, making it a significant work in his later career.
Exploring themes of fate and racism, this novel follows two men who were switched at birth as they uncover the truth about their identities. Their discovery leads to profound changes in their lives, challenging their perceptions of self and society. As Twain delves into the complexities of heritage, the narrative reveals the deep-seated issues of race and destiny, making it a significant work in his later career.
