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Sam Slick, the Clockmaker by Thomas Chandler Haliburton, 1835
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The clockmaker; or, the sayings and doings of samuel slick, of slickville by haliburton, thomas chandler, 1796-1865.
His shrewd observations and witty commentaries make up the thirty-three sketches of the clockmaker. First serialized in 1835 and 1836 and then published together in late 1836 in response to public dema sam slick of slickville, connecticut, is a yankee clock-peddler who accompanies a visiting english gentleman on an unforgettable tour of early.
In thomas chandler haliburton form (1836, 1838, 1840) as the clockmaker; or, the sayings and doings of samuel slick of slickville. The dialogues between sam slick and the squire are satirical attacks on the shiftlessness of the nova scotians, mobocracy, the levelling tendencies of the age, and yankee brashness.
The clockmaker; or, the sayings and doings of samuel slick of slickville has gone through more than 70 editions. It is not so much the figure as the force of his language, which is shot through with colorful turns of phrase and marked by acute and pithy perceptions of human behavior, that makes sam slick memorable, and haliburton is credited.
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