Martin Chuzzlewit/ Tale of Two Cities
6b, Charles Dickens. Early Edition. two editions in one. London. 1866
Notes
Martin Chuzzlewit and A Tale of Two Cities are novels by Charles Dickens that explore different facets of human nature and society. Martin Chuzzlewit (1844) is a satirical work focusing on selfishness and hypocrisy, chronicling the experiences of the eponymous character and his extended family, with much of the narrative taking place in both England and America. In contrast, A Tale of Two Cities (1859) is a historical novel set during the tumultuous era of the French Revolution, highlighting themes of sacrifice, resurrection, and the stark contrasts between Paris and London. Both novels showcase Dickens's mastery of character development and social commentary.
Description
3/4 green textured leather, five raised bands, burgundy title label on spine, some splitting on upper spine, otherwise intact, good condition
Description
6b, Charles Dickens. Early Edition. two editions in one. London. 1866
Notes
Martin Chuzzlewit and A Tale of Two Cities are novels by Charles Dickens that explore different facets of human nature and society. Martin Chuzzlewit (1844) is a satirical work focusing on selfishness and hypocrisy, chronicling the experiences of the eponymous character and his extended family, with much of the narrative taking place in both England and America. In contrast, A Tale of Two Cities (1859) is a historical novel set during the tumultuous era of the French Revolution, highlighting themes of sacrifice, resurrection, and the stark contrasts between Paris and London. Both novels showcase Dickens's mastery of character development and social commentary.
Description
3/4 green textured leather, five raised bands, burgundy title label on spine, some splitting on upper spine, otherwise intact, good condition
