Many of the characters in this story believe that only the late Barclay Goodson could have been behind the act that sets the plot in motion. In an attempt to repay a debt of gratitude, Reverend Burgess saves Edward Richards from the disgrace that befalls 18 other people, all of whom are revealed to be liars when they attempt to use information prov
Many of the characters in this story believe that only the late Barclay Goodson could have been behind the act that sets the plot in motion. In an attempt to repay a debt of gratitude, Reverend Burgess saves Edward Richards from the disgrace that befalls 18 other people, all of whom are revealed to be liars when they attempt to use information provided by the mysterious Howard L. Stephenson to win $40,000, thus ruining the town's reputation for honesty. FTP, what is this story by Mark Twain?
Many of the characters in this story believe that only the late Barclay Goodson could have been behind the act that sets the plot in motion.
The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg