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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (view source)
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'''''Adventures of Huckleberry Finn''''' by [[Mark Twain]] is probably the most popular anti-slavery novel in the English language. It is entertaining and has long been a favorite of children. It has been made into movies half a dozen times.
'''''Adventures of Huckleberry Finn''''' by [[Mark Twain]] is probably the most popular anti-slavery novel in the English language. It is entertaining and has long been a favorite of children. It has been made into movies half a dozen times.
The story has village truant Huckleberry "Huck" Finn (friend of the hero of ''[[Tom Sawyer]]'') run away to avoid beatings by his drunken father.
The story has village truant Huckleberry "Huck" Finn (friend of the hero of ''[[The Adventures of Tom Sawyer|Tom Sawyer]]'') run away to avoid beatings by his drunken father.
Huck teams up with Jim, a slave who runs away to avoid being sold South.
Huck teams up with Jim, a slave who runs away to avoid being sold South.