Barnabé Rudge, Tome II

Language: FrenchPublished: February 27, 2006

Subjects:

Historical fiction Mystery fiction London (England)History 18th century Fiction Political fiction Gordon Riots, 1780 Apprentices Locksmiths

Bookshelves:

Fiction Literature History - British Historical Fiction FR Littérature

Authors:

Bonnomet, M. [Translator]
Dickens, Charles
1812 - 1870

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About this book

In the midst of the upheaval of 1780, "Barnabé Rudge, Tome II" by Charles Dickens captures the fervor of the Gordon Riots, a pivotal moment of social and political unrest in London. This historical novel intricately weaves the lives of its characters against a backdrop of mob violence and class conflict, illustrating the stark divisions of society. Dickens explores themes of loyalty and betrayal, as well as the consequences of unchecked fervor, through the lens of Barnabé Rudge, a character caught in the chaos. Ideal for students and historians alike, this work offers a profound examination of the era's struggles for justice and identity. Engage with Dickens’ vivid storytelling and uncover the complexities of a city on the brink of transformation.