Dicken\'s third novel, published in 1839, is a brilliant and vivid melodrama of honest youth triumphing over vice and injustice.
Bursting with energy and populated by a whole world of inimitable and memorable characters - including especially the theatrical troupe with whom Nicholas performs - the book is both a griping story and a series of magnificent scenes.
It is also indignant protest against cruelty and oppression, most memorably encapsulated in Dickens\'s powerful portrayal of Mr Squeers and his wicked boarding school - a passage which was to be instrumental in helping to reform the Victorian education system.
Dicken\'s third novel, published in 1839, is a brilliant and vivid melodrama of honest youth triumphing over vice and injustice. Bursting with energy and populated by a whole world of inimitable and memorable characters - including especially the theatrical troupe with whom Nicholas performs - the book is both a griping story and a series of magnificent scenes. It is also indignant protest against cruelty and oppression, most memorably encapsulated in Dickens\'s powerful portrayal of Mr Squeers and his wicked boarding school - a passage which was to be instrumental in helping to reform the Victorian education system. The novel has been adapted for television stage and screen. Σελίδες: 848, Διαστάσεις: 13.6x13.6cm
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Εξέλιξη τιμής για Nicholas Nickleby Charles Dickens Everyman's Library