Twain uses the Arthurian Legend

Twain uses the Arthurian Legend

Twain Uses the Arthurian Legend as a Basis for His Satire

Introduction

The outsider starts to notify his tale, how he was born a Yankee in Connecticut and increased up functional and accomplished with mechanism, and how one day he got into a battle and was knocked beside the head with a crowbar. He wakes up and is taken detainee by a knight in armor, who takes him to Camelot. He supposes the knight is either a circus-performer or absurd and that Camelot should be the title of an asylum. Stranger starts to doze off, ...