posted July 02, 2022 11:00 PM            

LEXIGRAMMING/LEXAGRAMMING
of the name
SAMUEL LANGHORNE CLEMENS
his birth name😎
and his pen name;
MARK TWAIN

First some biographical information
about him😎

Samuel Langhorne Clemens,
known by his pen name Mark Twain,
was an American writer, humorist, entrepreneur, publisher, and lecturer.
He was lauded as the
"greatest humorist the United States has produced," and

William Faulkner called him
"the father of American literature".

Born: November 30, 1835, Florida, MO
Died: April 21, 1910,
Stormfield, Redding, CT
Full name:
Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Education:
University of Missouri School of Law

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posted July 03, 2022 08:07 AM            

SAMUEL LANGHORNE CLEMENS
AA C EEEE G H LLL MM NNN O R SS U

MARK TWAIN
AA I K M N R T W

For use in a
SOLO/SELF UNION
LEXAGRAM/LEXIGRAM
We merge both
his birth name
and his pen name
MARK TWAIN
merged with
SAMUEL LANGHORNE CLEMENS
The complete letter sequencing is
AAAA C EEEE G H I K LLL MMM NNN O RR SS T U W

to find the words that can only be found
when the two names are merged and letters sequenced.

So for example;
neither his birth name nor his pen name
have the name of his good close friend,
NIKOLA TESLA
however in his
SOLO/SELF UNION
LEXIGRAM/LEXAGRAM
The name of his good friend does indeed
appear😎

(A)-(A)-AA C-(E)-EEE G H -(I)-(K)-(L)-(L)-L
MMM-(N)-NNN-(O)-RR-(S)-S -(T)-U W

AAAA C EEEE G H I K LLL MMM NNN O RR SS T U W

posted July 04, 2022 06:45 AM            

I WANT MARK
MARK AN WIT
KARMA TWIN
A WARM KNIT

Not sure those mean much
but he was known as a writer
and man of WIT.
Could a KARMA TWIN
indicate that he had a
birth name and a pen name
and both names belonging
to himself indicates perhaps
that his KARMA did not change
because he had changed his name?
Perhaps the ANAGRAM
I WANT MARK
indicates that he was more
comfortable going by the name
MARK TWAIN
rather than his birth name
SAMUEL LANGHORNE CLEMENS

Edit to made some more😎

A TWIN MARK
MARK A TWIN
WIN AT MARK
MARK AT WIN

So what can be indicated as being
relevant to the man himself⁉️
I shall return with definitions
and more analysis concerning these
ANAGRAMS 😎
Wow the definition list for MARK
is extensive😎😳
I will need to search it for the best relevancies to MARK TWAIN
and his writings etcetera 😎
Seeing many definitions to
indicate possible meanings
for these ANAGRAMS

A TWIN MARK
MARK A TWIN
WIN AT MARK
MARK AT WIN

Wow😎

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posted July 04, 2022 11:47 AM            

MARK TWAIN
AA I K M N R T W

MARK WITAN

This
ANAGRAM
from his pen name letters
is very much in ways
a description and or
indicator of even past lives
and interests in history
which is very much a great part
of the influences shown in many of his writings😎
I will list those books and stories
and that bear any relevancy to the word:

WITAN
Including even personal contacts and interests of historical and or political nature.
Also descriptive of the man
MARK TWAIN himself😎

quote:

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WITAN
wit·an
/ˈwitn/
noun
another term for witenagemot.

wit·e·na·ge·mot
noun
HISTORICAL
noun: witenagemot; plural noun:
witenagemots
an Anglo-Saxon national council or parliament.

Origin

Old English, from witena,
genitive plural of
wita ‘wise man’ + gemōt ‘meeting’ http://languages.oup.com/

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quote:

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Witan

The Witan, literally "wise men", was the king's council in Anglo-Saxon England from before the seventh century until the 11th century. It was composed of the leading magnates, both ecclesiastic and secular, and meetings of the council were sometimes called the Witenagemot.

Significance
The Witan. The Witan was the occasion when the King would call together his leading advisors and nobles to discuss matters affecting the country. It existed only when the King chose and was made up of those individuals whom he particularly summoned. http://www.parliament.uk › overview
Anglo-Saxon origins - UK Parliament
witan significance

Origin
It is generally accepted that the English witenagemot had its origins in ancient Germanic assemblies summoned to witness royal grants of land. Yet whatever their status in the fourth and fifth centuries, the nature of these assemblies in England was irrevocably changed when Christianity was introduced, circa A.D.600. http://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Wit...
Witan - Wikipedia

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posted July 04, 2022 12:03 PM            

quote:

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Anglo-Saxon origins
The modern UK Parliament can trace its origins all the way back to two features of Anglo-Saxon government from the 8th to 11th centuries. These are the Witan and the moot.

The Witan
The Witan was the occasion when the King would call together his leading advisors and nobles to discuss matters affecting the country. It existed only when the King chose and was made up of those individuals whom he particularly summoned.

The Witan's main duty was to advise the King, but its assent was not necessary for the King to take action. Nor did it help frame the laws, as the modern Parliament does, but primarily consented to the laws the King had already decided to enact. However, Anglo-Saxon Kings realised that they could not govern their territories without local support from these powerful men, and so began the delicate balancing act between the King's power and the power of those he governed.

After the Norman Conquest, Kings of England began to govern through a smaller but permanent inner council of advisers and officials, but occasionally the King would call on additional nobles (earls and barons) and churchmen (bishops and abbots) to gain their approval of his decisions, especially regarding taxation.

This larger group of noble advisors especially summoned was known as the Great Council (magnum concilium) and it formed the basis for the modern Upper House of Parliament - today the House of Lords.

Moots
Also, under the Anglo-Saxons there had been regular meetings, or moots, for each county (or shire) where cases were heard and local matters discussed. The 'shire moot' was attended by the local lords and bishops, the sheriff, and most importantly, four representatives of each village. After the Conquest, this meeting became known as the County Court and it introduced the idea of representative government at the local level.

These two gatherings remained separate for many centuries, but eventually the noble councillors of the Great Council and the local spokesmen of the County Court would combine to make a Parliament of two Houses, the aristocratic Lords and the locally representative Commons.

Did you know?
The word Witan comes from the Anglo-Saxon phrase Witana Gemot or Meeting of the Wise Men.

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posted July 04, 2022 12:29 PM            

wit·an
/ˈwitn/
noun
another term for witenagemot.
appears

when the pen name
MARK TWAIN
is merged with his birth name
SAMUEL LANGHORNE CLEMENS
The complete letter sequencing is
AAAA C EEEE G H I K LLL MMM NNN O RR SS T U W

We find the words that can only be found
when the two names are merged and letters sequenced.
I this instance it is the word;
witenagemot.
WITENAGEMOT
A EE G I M N O T W
which can be clearly found in the
UNION sequencing of
both his birth and pen name
but not in either alone.
(A)-AAA C-(E)-(E)-EE-(G)-H-(I)-K LLL-
(M)-MM-(N)-NN-(O)-RR SS-(T)-U-(W)
😎
Wow😳😎

Edit to add😎
Did you know?
The word Witan comes from
the Anglo-Saxon phrase
Witana Gemot or
Meeting of the Wise Men.

That exact phrase cannot be found but word substitutions can make it work😎
THE TERM WITAN IS ANCIENT ANGLO
WHICH MEANS
WITANA GEMOT
OR
MEETING O' THE WISE MEN😎

There is not a letter "F"
To get the or of, so went with the
archaic form which is O'.
Also word TERM was used in lieu
of WORD because their is not
a letter D to be found in any
forms of his names.
We could also use NAME in
lieu of WORD or TERM.
Also O' in lieu of OF we
could go with the word WITH
as in meeting with instead
of meeting of.
Could not get SAXON either so w nt with ANCIENT ANGLO instead.