<span>In "Uncle John's Farm", an essay by Mark Twain, he vividly describes his experiences as a young boy on his Uncle John A. Quarles' farm near the town of Florida, Mo. Twain spent a few months a year there for several years until he was about 12. It was there Twain met the slave known as Uncle Dan'l, who became the model for the great character Jim in "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn."
The main theme in <em>"Uncle John's Farm" </em>by Mark Twain is about his childhood memories on his Uncle John Quarles’s farm. Mark describes the time he spent on the farm, especially the summers where he witnessed the practice of slavery and talk about his feelings towards it, and how they impacted on him.
