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| title = Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offenses
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| author = Mark Twain
| central theme = Why [[Fenimore Cooper]] was, in Mark Twain's opinion, a bad writer.
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| genre = Essay
| publication date = 1895
| source page exists = yes
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"'''Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offences'''" is an 1895 essay by [[Mark Twain]], written as a satire and criticism of the writings of James Fenimore Cooper, such as works from ''[[The Leatherstocking Tales]]''.
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