Mark Twain

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essayist human humorist journalist lecturer novelist short story writer travel writer writer

Mark Twain was a renowned 19th-century American author and humorist, best known for works like "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn."

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	essayist → human → humorist → journalist → lecturer → novelist → short story writer → travel writer → writer →
birthName	Samuel Langhorne Clemens →
burialPlace	Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York, United States →
causeOfDeath	heart disease →
child	Clara Clemens → Jean Clemens → Langdon Clemens → Olivia Susan Clemens →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1835-11-30 →
dateOfDeath	1910-04-21 →
employer	Buffalo Express → Nevada Territory newspapers →
ethnicGroup	American →
familyName	Clemens →
genre	adventure fiction → humor → satire →
givenName	Samuel →
influenced	20th-century American literature → American humor →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
movement	American literature → Realism →
notableQuote	The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated. →
notableWork	A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court → Adventures of Huckleberry Finn → Life on the Mississippi → Roughing It → The Adventures of Tom Sawyer → The Innocents Abroad → The Prince and the Pauper →
occupation	author → humorist → journalist → lecturer → novelist → publisher →
placeOfBirth	Florida, Missouri, United States →
placeOfDeath	Redding, Connecticut, United States →
pseudonym	Mark Twain →
residence	Hannibal, Missouri, United States → Hartford, Connecticut, United States → Redding, Connecticut, United States →
sexOrGender	male →
spouse	Olivia Langdon Clemens →

Referenced by (214)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Aunt Polly → Aunt Sally Phelps → Becky Thatcher → Hank Morgan → Huckleberry Finn → Injun Joe → Judge Thatcher → Mary → Miles Hendon → Muff Potter → Prince Edward → Sandy → Sieur Louis de Conte → Sieur Louis de Conte ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Silas Phelps → St. Petersburg, Missouri → Tom Canty → Tom Sawyer → Tom Sawyer universe → Widow Douglas →	creator
Becky Thatcher House → Cardiff Hill → Dan Beard → Downtown Hannibal Historic District → Hannibal historic district → J.M. Clemens Justice of the Peace Office → Langdon family → Langdon family ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Langhorne → Langhorne ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Laura Hawkins → Mark Twain Cave ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Mark Twain Cave → Mark Twain’s Hannibal ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Mark Twain’s Hannibal → Quarry Farm, Elmira, New York → Quarry Farm, Elmira, New York ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Stormfield (Mark Twain estate) → Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York, United States →	associatedWith
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court → A Tramp Abroad → Adventures of Huckleberry Finn → Life on the Mississippi → Life on the Mississippi ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Roughing It → Roughing It ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → The Adventures of Tom Sawyer → The American Claimant → The American Claimant ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today → The Innocents Abroad → The Innocents Abroad ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → The Prince and the Pauper → Tom Sawyer Abroad → Tom Sawyer Abroad ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Tom Sawyer, Detective →	author
Clara Clemens → Clara Clemens ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Jean Clemens → Jean Clemens ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Langdon Clemens → Langdon Clemens ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Olivia Susan Clemens → Olivia Susan Clemens ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Susy Clemens → Susy Clemens ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	father
Aunt Polly → Joe Harper → Miss Watson → Pap Finn → Sid → Sid Sawyer → The Duke → The King →	createdBy
Bret Harte → James Fenimore Cooper → Jonathan Swift → Olivia Langdon → Olivia Langdon Clemens → Olivia Langdon Clemens ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → William Dean Howells →	influenced
Hannibal, Missouri → Hannibal, Missouri ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Hannibal, Missouri → Hannibal, Missouri ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Nook Farm → Nook Farm historic neighborhood →	hasNotableResident
Olivia Langdon → Olivia Langdon ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Olivia Langdon Clemens → Olivia Langdon Clemens ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Olivia Langdon Clemens → Olivia Langdon Clemens ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	spouse
Mark Twain Cave → Mark Twain House and Museum → Mark Twain Memorial Bridge → Mark Twain Prize for American Humor → Twain Harte →	namedAfter
Mark Twain ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Mark Twain ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Mark Twain ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Samuel Langhorne Clemens ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	birthName
Clemens family ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → family of Mark Twain → family of Mark Twain ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	hasMember
American Publishing Company → Harper & Brothers → James R. Osgood & Co. →	notableAuthorPublished
Clemens ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Langhorne ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Langhorne →	notableBearer
Clemens family ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → family of Mark Twain → family of Mark Twain ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	notableMember
Hartford, Connecticut, United States → Quarry Farm, Elmira, New York → Redding, Connecticut →	notableResident
Charles L. Webster and Company → Charles L. Webster and Company ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Chatto & Windus →	publishedAuthor
Angels Camp → Calaveras County →	associatedWithAuthor
Tom Sawyer (1973 film) → Tom Sawyer fence painting competition →	basedOnWorkBy
Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum → Tom and Huck Statue ("Mark Twain’s literary characters") →	dedicatedTo
Buffalo Express → Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant →	editor
Mark Twain House and Museum ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Mark Twain House and Museum →	formerResident
Charles L. Webster and Company → Charles L. Webster and Company ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	foundedBy
Nina Gabrilowitsch → Nina Gabrilowitsch ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	grandfather
Florida, Missouri → Florida, Missouri ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	hasBirthplaceOf
Florida, Missouri → Florida, Missouri ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	hasNotablePersonBornHere
A Tramp Abroad → Roughing It →	mainCharacter
Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York, United States → Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York, United States ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	notableBurial
Quaker City excursion of 1867 → Quaker City excursion of 1867 ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	notablePassenger
Langdon Clemens → Olivia Susan Clemens →	notableRelative
Clemens ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") → Quarry Farm, Elmira, New York →	usedBy
My Father, Mark Twain →	about
Samuel Langhorne Clemens →	alsoKnownAs
Jervis Langdon →	associatedWithPerson
Hannibal, Missouri →	associatedWithWriter
The Prince and the Pauper (1937 film) →	authorOfSourceWork
Mary →	authorPseudonym
Mary ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	authorRealName
Theme from "A Connecticut Yankee" (musical) →	basedOnWorkAuthor
Billy Mauch →	basedOnWorkOf
My Father, Mark Twain →	biographicalSubjectAlsoKnownAs
Elmira, New York →	burialPlaceOf
National Tom Sawyer Days →	celebrates
Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum →	childhoodHomeOf
Thomas Kinnicut Beecher →	closeFriend
Charles Dudley Warner →	coAuthor
True W. Williams →	collaboratedWith
Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant →	commissionedBy
Langdon family →	connectedThroughMarriageTo
Hannibal Riverfront →	connectedToTheme
Joe Harper →	creatorPseudonym
Joe Harper ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	creatorRealName
Quaker City excursion of 1867 →	documentedByAuthor
Buffalo Express →	employed
Buffalo Express →	employerOf
Ossip Gabrilowitsch →	fatherInLaw
Jervis Langdon →	fatherInLawOf
Harper's Weekly →	featuredContributor
The Innocents Abroad ("Mark Twain (narrator-persona)") →	featuresCharacter
Stormfield (Mark Twain estate) →	finalHomeOf
Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum →	formerResidenceOf
The Youth's Companion →	hadContributor
My Father, Mark Twain ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	hasBiographicalSubject
Laura Hawkins →	hasFriend
Charles L. Webster and Company →	hasKeyPerson
My Father, Mark Twain →	hasMainCharacter
Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York, United States ("Mark Twain Study (Elmira College)") →	hasNearbyAttraction
American literature →	hasNotableAuthor
Local color writing →	hasNotablePractitioner
Samuel Langhorne Clemens →	hasPseudonym
Mark Twain Birthday Celebration →	honors
Tom and Huck Statue →	honours
The American Adventure →	hostCharacters
Ernest Hemingway →	influencedBy
Langhorne ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	isMiddleNameOf
Elmira, New York →	longtimeHomeOf
My Father, Mark Twain →	mainProtagonist
Clara Clemens →	managedLiteraryEstateOf
Gilded Age →	namedBy
Mark Twain Memorial Bridge ("American author Mark Twain") →	namedFor
Mark Twain Memorial Bridge ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	namedInHonorOf
North American Review →	notableContributor
Buffalo Express →	notableEmployee
Clara Clemens →	onlySurvivingChildOf
Charles L. Webster and Company →	ownedBy
Stormfield (Mark Twain estate) →	owner
Samuel Langhorne Clemens →	penName
Mark Twain →	pseudonym
Alta California →	publishedWorkBy
Mark Twain ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	realName
Jervis Langdon →	relative
Jacques Samossoud →	relativeByMarriage
Mark Twain House and Museum →	residenceOf
Tom Canty ("Samuel Langhorne Clemens") →	workAuthor
Buffalo Express →	workLocationOf
Life on the Mississippi →	workOf
Clara Clemens →	wroteAbout