His protégé is Amyas le Poulet, and La Cote Male Taile is one of his soap missionaries, who uses the slogan "Patronized by the Elect."
His protégé is Amyas le Poulet, and La Cote Male Taile is one of his soap missionaries, who uses the slogan "Patronized by the Elect." After the blacksmith Dowley complains about wages, this man explains the concept of real wages to a perplexed audience, and the common people call him The Boss. Early in the novel in which he appears, he is saved by a solar eclipse, and after getting hit in the head with a crowbar, he is transported to Camelot. For 10 points identify this character, the protagonist of a Mark Twain novel who is transported to King Arthur's court.
His protégé is Amyas le Poulet, and La Cote Male Taile is one of his soap missionaries, who uses the slogan "Patronized by the Elect."
Hank Morgan [{either} or {both} names; accept A {Connecticut Yankee} in {King Arthur's Court}]