Mark Twain's To the Person Sitting in Darkness is a powerful satire critiquing imperialism and missionary efforts. With biting wit and sharp insights, Twain exposes the moral contradictions
of Western powers, challenging readers to reflect on justice, hypocrisy, and the true cost of so-called civilization.
Mark Twain's To the Person Sitting in Darkness is a powerful satire critiquing imperialism and missionary efforts. With biting wit and sharp insights, Twain exposes the moral contradictions
of Western powers, challenging readers to reflect on justice, hypocrisy, and the true cost of so-called civilization.