Pudd'nhead Wilson is the tale of a beautiful and intelligent slave woman who contrives to save her own light-skinned child from being 'sold down the river.'
She switches her baby with the master's child that leads in time to heartbreak and tragedy. This recording is a recreation of Mark Twain's own reading just as his family might have heard the story for the first time in the family library.
(P)2003 Richard Henzel
