Alphabetical listing| A Tale of Two Cities | 1859 |
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| A vivid account of the trials
of a French family, les Manette, split between
revolutionary Paris and London in the years following 1775. |
| Great Expectations | 1861 |
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| A meditation on the corrupting
power of money, and the correspondingly character-building effects
of adversity and honest labour. |
| Persuasion | 1818 |
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| A characteristic Jane Austen novel, displaying the
preoccupations of her later phase: the loneliness and relative
helplessness of young women whose behavior is repressed by the
strict codes of female propriety. |
| Pride and Prejudice | 1813 |
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| Jane Austen's best-known
work, it contains in Elizabeth Bennet one of the most popular
heroines in English fiction. |
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