What happens when a pragmatic 19th-century American engineer is knocked unconscious and wakes up in King Arthur's Camelot? Pure chaos, courtesy of Mark Twain, the great American humorist.

Hank Morgan, a foreman from Connecticut, suddenly finds himself in sixth-century England. Armed with modern knowledge, he decides to "civilize" the medieval world by introducing democracy, manufacturing, and explosive ingenuity -- all while battling Merlin's magic and the ridiculous superstitions of the age.

More than a time-travel adventure, this novel is a brilliant satire that skewers:

Feudalism and Class: Exposing the injustice and cruelty of the "good old days."

Superstition vs. Science: Celebrating technology and rational thought.

Romanticized Legends: Bringing a dose of reality to the King Arthur myths.

Twain masterfully blends comedy with serious social commentary, making A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court a witty, thought-provoking, and thoroughly entertaining read.

Witness the hilarious clash of centuries. Click "Buy Now" and bring the Industrial Revolution to Camelot!

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