Yankees from Connecticut at the court of King Arthur

The novel “Yankees from Connecticut at the City of King Arthur” can rightfully be put on a par with the best works of the classic of American and world literature Mark Twain - “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer”, “The Adventures of Geklberry Finn”, “Prince and the Poverty”. The main character of the book, the young contemporary and compatriot of the author, waking up after a brawl, discovers himself in England of knightly times, when the legendary king Arthur ruled the country - and immediately begins to introduce its inhabitants to the benefits of developed American civilization of the late 19th century ... In this unusual book in an original way Fiction, history and cheerful Twain"s humor were connected