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Why was Twain important in the development of the American novel? A) He experimented with new forms of writing B) He wrote many important sea novels C) His characters were extremely memorable D) He contributed
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Why was Twain important in the development of the American novel?

A) He experimented with new forms of writing
B) He wrote many important sea novels
C) His characters were extremely memorable
D) He contributed to the romantic revival
E) His novels were noteworthy for their sentimentalism
F) His novels demonstrated how authors could use their own voice

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His novels demonstrated how authors could use their own voice

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