Mark Twain Travel Quote Zumba. I read somewhere that he is responsible for 1 of ALL the worlds witticisms. Though he penned some of his best work from the 1870s to 1890s his words feel genuinely applicable to our lives today.
But luckily for us he managed to get at least a few of his thoughts down on paper and what we do have is a treasure trove of. Broad wholesome charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all ones lifetime Mark Twain The Innocents Abroad Roughing It. Mark Twain was known for his quotes about life honesty racism productivity and more.
Mark Twain pseudonym of Samuel Langhorne Clemens born November 30 1835 Florida Missouri USdied April 21 1910 Redding Connecticut American humorist journalist lecturer and novelist who acquired international fame for his travel narratives especially The Innocents Abroad 1869 Roughing It 1872 and Life on the Mississippi 1883 and for his adventure stories of boyhood.
This brilliant man is often called the Father of American literature but what a lot of people dont know is that Mark Twain was not only that but an avid traveler. Mark Twains words in some ways transcend time. While I often think about travel privilege and what it means that international travel is easiest for the financially fortunate I think it is hard to argue with Twains argument in favor of the value of travel. He loved to insult and toss out witticisms that included a few barbs.
