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P.S. - Eventually this entire list of sources will combine into…
(Drum roll, please.)
A research paper on comtemporary, informal education and it's formation of true intellectuals in Huck and Jim!
Though I'm still unsure of the thesis…
That's a whole other fish to tackle another day…