The Autobiography of Mark Twain · Character
Henry C. Robinson
Governor of Connecticut, friend of Twain.
minor
Also known as Henry, Harry
First appearance: the autobiography of mark twain
Henry C. Robinson shows up with force in New York, January 12, 1906. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Governor and club member; described as a brilliant and eloquent speaker who always closed with piety.
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In New York, January 12, 1906: Governor and club member; described as a brilliant and eloquent speaker who always closed with piety. Later, in New York, Wednesday, January 24, 1906: Present at the billiard game; argued…
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