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Classic Literature· United States

Works (Tale of Two Cities / Uncommercial Traveller)

by Charles Dickens
Aggregate Editorial Score45/100
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Published 1908English
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Works (Tale of Two Cities / Uncommercial Traveller) by Charles Dickens is a landmark work of classic literature, first published in 1908. A cornerstone of the literary canon, Works (Tale of Two Cities / Uncommercial Traveller) (1908) by Charles Dickens continues to resonate with readers worldwide.

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AuthorCharles Dickens
Published1908
Country of Origin🇺🇸 United States
LanguageEnglish
Category🏛️ Classic Literature
Editorial Score45/100
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190845
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