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''A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court'' is a classic 1889 novel written by [[Mark Twain]], about, well, [[Exactly What It Says On the Tin|exactly that]]. Hank Morgan, a resident of Hartford, Connecticut, suffers a blow to the head and inexplicably awakens to find himself in sixth century Britain. There, he is able to convince King Arthur that he is a powerful wizard and ends up assuming the job of the king's adviser, and attempts to impose modern technology and values onto the society. |
''A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court'' is a classic 1889 novel written by [[Mark Twain]], about, well, [[Exactly What It Says On the Tin|exactly that]]. Hank Morgan, a resident of Hartford, Connecticut, suffers a blow to the head and inexplicably awakens to find himself in sixth century Britain. There, he is able to convince King Arthur that he is a powerful wizard and ends up assuming the job of the king's adviser, and attempts to impose modern technology and values onto the society. |
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