Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens

Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens

Oliver is born in a workhouse, sold to an undertaker, and runs to London, where a boy called the Artful Dodger takes him to an old man who trains children to pick pockets.

Dickens wrote it as an attack on the new Poor Law, and the anger is right on the surface — the workhouse board debating how little a child can be fed, the magistrate who cannot be bothered to read. Around it he built Fagin, Bill Sikes and Nancy, whose murder Dickens later performed on stage until it damaged his health.

Dickens' second novel and the one that made him a social force. Complete and unabridged.

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