A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court

What happens when 19th-century American ingenuity collides with medieval superstition? In A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, Mark Twain delivers a brilliant blend of science fiction, political satire, and historical fantasy. When Hank Morgan, a modern mechanic from Connecticut, is mysteriously transported to the court of King Arthur, he uses his knowledge to outwit knights, challenge the church, and revolutionize Camelot. Twain's timeless wit exposes the absurdities of both feudalism and modernity, offering readers a humorous yet deeply critical look at power, progress, and humanity.