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As a riverboat pilot, Confederate irregular, silver miner, frontier journalist, and publisher, Twain witnessed the tragicomic beginning of the Civil War in Missouri, the frenzied opening of the West, and the feverish corruption, avarice, and ambition of the Reconstruction era. He wrote about political bosses, jumping frogs, robber barons, cats, women's suffrage, temperance, petrified men, the bicycle, the Franco-Prussian War, the telephone, the income tax, the insanity defense, injudicious swearing, and the advisability of political candidates preemptively telling the worst about themselves before others get around to it. \u003cp\u003e\u003c\/p\u003eAmong the stories included here are Jim Smiley and His Jumping Frog, which won him instant fame when published in 1865, Cannibalism in the Cars, The Invalid's Story, and the charming A Cat's Tale, written for his daughters' private amusement. 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