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Thomas Aldrich was a literary lion of the nineteenth century in the United States. His masterpieces inspired countless others, including Mark Twain who based some of his Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer adventures on ideas put forth by Aldrich. Aldrich wrote a number of books, mainly fiction, but also notable poetry and history.
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- Chronological Outlines of American Literature by Selden L. Whitcomb on page 216, and page 229
- The Life And Letters Of Hamilton W. Mabie by Edwin W. Morse on page 86, and page 89
- The Life of Thomas Bailey Aldrich by Ferris Greenslet in Back Matter
- Merry Tales by Mark Twain in Back Matter
- American Authors and Their Homes, Personal Descriptions and Interviews by Francis Whiting Halsey on page 88
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