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1601 Conversations by the Social Fireside

1601 Conversations by the Social Fireside

De : Mark Twain
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 Warning This recording features strong language. Known simply as 1601, this playful and risqué work by Mark Twain was first published anonymously in 1880 and later acknowledged by the author in 1906. Join us for a humorous glimpse into the lively conversations of the Tudor era, as recounted by Twain himself. (Summary by John Greenman & Wikipedia)Copyright Culture and Heritage classics
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    • 003 - Footnotes To Frivolity

      003 - Footnotes To Frivolity
      Feb 17 2026
      Warning This recording features strong language. Known simply as 1601, this playful and risqué work by Mark Twain was first published anonymously in 1880 and later acknowledged by the author in 1906. Join us for a humorous glimpse into the lively conversations of the Tudor era, as recounted by Twain himself. (Summary by John Greenman & Wikipedia)
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      24 min
    • 002 - The First Printing Verbatim Reprint

      002 - The First Printing Verbatim Reprint
      Feb 17 2026
      Warning This recording features strong language. Known simply as 1601, this playful and risqué work by Mark Twain was first published anonymously in 1880 and later acknowledged by the author in 1906. Join us for a humorous glimpse into the lively conversations of the Tudor era, as recounted by Twain himself. (Summary by John Greenman & Wikipedia)
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      17 min
    • 001 - Introduction

      001 - Introduction
      Feb 17 2026
      Warning This recording features strong language. Known simply as 1601, this playful and risqué work by Mark Twain was first published anonymously in 1880 and later acknowledged by the author in 1906. Join us for a humorous glimpse into the lively conversations of the Tudor era, as recounted by Twain himself. (Summary by John Greenman & Wikipedia)
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      40 min
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