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Title: Poor edition of a great novel
Review: Do not purchase this edition of the novel. It is riddled with typographical errors, many of which obscure or distort Twain's meaning. I regret that I adopted this edition for a college course.The novel itself is an excellent short tale, a kind of murder mystery, in which Twain examines the paradoxes of slavery and racial hierarchy with a great deal of wit and subtlety. It takes place in a Mississippi River town in Missouri c. 1850, and shows how the institution of slavery shapes (and deforms) the life of a political community. Roxy, a slave who is 1/16th black ("and that sixteenth did not show"), is one of Twain's most interesting and delightful characters.
