The Oxford Mark Twain / edited by Shelley Fisher Fishkin.

"The Oxford Mark Twain consists of twenty-nine volumes of facsimiles of the first American editions of Mark Twain's works, with an editor's foreword, new introductions, afterwords, notes on the texts, and essays on the illustrations in volumes with artwork."--Editor's note, v.[1].

Includes bibliographical references.

[V.1] Celebrated jumping frog of Calaveras County and other sketches -- [v.2] Innocents abroad -- [v.3] Roughing it -- [v.4] Gilded age -- [v.5] Sketches new and old -- [v.6] Adventures of Tom Sawyer -- [v.7] A tramp abroad -- [v.8] Prince and the pauper -- [v.9] Life on the Mississippi -- [v.10] Adventures of Huckleberry Finn -- [v.11] A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court -- [v.12] Merry tales -- [v.13] American claimant -- [v.14] £1,000,000 bank-note and other new stories -- [v.15] Tom Sawyer abroad -- [v.16] Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson and the comedy those extraordinary twins -- [v.17] Personal recollections of Joan of Arc -- [v.18] Stolen white elephant and other detective stories -- [v.19] How to tell a story and other essays -- [v.20] Following the equator and anti-imperialist essays -- [v.21] Man that corrupted Hadleyburg and other stories and essays -- [v.22] Diaries of Adam and Eve -- [v.23] What is man? -- [v.24] $30,000 bequest and other stories -- [v.25] Christian science -- [v.26] Chapters from my autobiography -- [v.27] 1601, and is Shakespeare dead -- [v.28] Extract from Captain Stormfield's visit to heaven -- [v.29] Speeches