The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, already re-attack on

The extreme liberal and politically correct quantity to continue their attacks on American culture to renew their attention to Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) novel "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," which was published in 1884, known as "The Great American Novel . According to Publishers Weekly, an outfit called NewSouth Books plans for a renovated to provide politically correct version of this great American classic. The book is 380 pages long, and the word "N" appears 214 times in order of textWord "slave". The paper "Injun" appears 12 times, to be replaced by "Native American". The so-called offensive words of Mr. Twain wrote were not written to him to illustrate a racist, but written to expose America's racist past. The book was in the vernacular of the time was writing the novel, written before the Civil War (1861) in the southern United States. How else to Mark Twain, without exposing racism just to illustrate? The last two sentences of the book is almost prophetic inReference to the disinfection of the book, that is, as Huck Finn. "But I think I got to light out for the territory ahead of the rest, because Aunt Sally sivilize say goodbye and I can not stand me and I was there." The amount of political correctness is not just looking, "sivilize" Huck, but throughout the book. News: news.yahoo.com comment on this video from YouTube Link: tenfed1861: "In the 19th century, Native Americans does not mean what it means today.It...