Immortality

Immortality is the autobiography of Joseph Jefferson, a celebrated American actor of the 19th century. Published posthumously in 1905, this engaging memoir offers a fascinating glimpse into Jefferson's life and career, from his early years on the stage to his rise to national fame.

Jefferson recounts his experiences touring the United States, his encounters with other prominent theatrical figures, and his interpretations of iconic roles. This autobiography provides valuable insights into the world of 19th-century American theater. It showcases Jefferson's contributions to the art form, preserving his legacy for future generations.

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