Social Criticism in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

In 1876 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer was published to wild national acclaim,cementing Twain's position as a behemoth in American literary circles.Twain began work on Huck Finn,a sequel to Tom Sawyer.This new novel took on a much more serious character,however,as Twain focused increasingly on the institution of Huckleberry Finn,and his criticism to abuses of the society,the author aims to advocate the equality of human and humanitarianism.