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Author [[Mark Twain]], who had briefly worked aboard a [[steamboat]] prior to the [[Civil War]],<ref>University of California-Berkeley.  [http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/Exhibits/MTP/mississippi.html ''Mark Twain at Large: The Mississippi River''] (2007)</ref> is heavily associated with the Mississippi River. In particular, his novel ''[[Huckleberry Finn]]'' which is one of the most famous of all American books, is largely set on the Mississippi River and its surrounding area.

Author [[Mark Twain]], who had briefly worked aboard a [[steamboat]] prior to the [[Civil War]],<ref>University of California-Berkeley.  [http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/Exhibits/MTP/mississippi.html ''Mark Twain at Large: The Mississippi River''] (2007)</ref> is heavily associated with the Mississippi River. In particular, his novel ''[[Huckleberry Finn]]'' which is one of the most famous of all American books, is largely set on the Mississippi River and its surrounding area.

[[File:Mississippi River - New Orleans.jpg|thumb|300px|center|Lower Mississippi River at Algiers Point in [[New Orleans]], [[Lousianna]].]]

[[File:Mississippi River - New Orleans.jpg|thumb|300px|center|Lower Mississippi River at Algiers Point in [[New Orleans]], [[Lousiana]].]]

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