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A Tale of Two Cities book - Flame Tree Publishing

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Little treasures, CLASSIC COLLECTOR'S FLAME TREE has been selected to create a stunning and timeless home library. Each dazzling gift edition features luxurious cover finishes, ribbon markers, deluxe inserts, and gilded edges. Accompanying the full text is a Victorian and literary terminology glossary created for the modern reader.


The intricate and insightful book *The Tale of Two Cities* explores the consequences of tyranny, fate, and sacrifice. While most of the narrative takes place in Paris during the French Revolution, Dickens examines the interplay between personal action and the course of history. Dr. Manette, after a trip to Paris, is imprisoned in the Bastille for 18 brutal years, unable to see his beloved and caring daughter Lucy. Upon his eventual return to London, they both become witnesses in a treason case against Charles Darnay, who is accused of revealing secrets to the French. Lucy finds a way to exonerate him, Darnay falls in love with her, and through some strange twist of fate, he finally reveals a terrible secret—that his uncle was responsible for Manette’s years in the Bastille. Manette is shocked but ultimately convinced by Darnay’s sincerity and genuine love for his daughter, allowing them to marry and finally bringing happiness to everyone.


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SKU FTP-9781787557031
Manufacturer Flame Tree Publishing
Author Charles Dickens
Number of pages 512 pages
Material Deluxe edition, foiled and embossed, with gold-plated edges.
Tongue English
Binding Tough
Size 150 x 93 x 26.4 mm
ISBN 9781787557031

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