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Author Twain, Mark, 1835-1910.

Title The tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson [OverDrive/Libby electronic resource] Mark Twain.

Publication Info. [Ashland] : Blackstone Audiobooks, 2004.
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Unabridged.
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Summary David Wilson is called "Pudd'nhead" by the townspeople, who fail to understand his combination of wisdom and eccentricity. He redeems himself by simultaneously solving a murder mystery and a case of transposed identities. Two children, a white boy and a mulatto, are born on the same day. Roxy, mother of the mulatto, is given charge of the children; in fear that her son will be sold, she exchanges the babies. The mulatto, though he grows up as a white boy, turns out to be a scoundrel. He sells his mother and murders and robs his uncle. He accuses Luigi, one of a pair of twins, of the murder. Pudd'nhead, a lawyer, undertakes Luigi's defense. On the basis of fingerprint evidence, he exposes the real murderer, and the white boy takes his rightful place.
Subject Impostors and imposture -- Missouri -- Fiction. -- Sound recordings.
Trials (Murder) -- Missouri -- Fiction. -- Sound recordings.
Lawyers -- Missouri -- Fiction. -- Sound recordings.
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