Oliver Twist
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Born in a workhouse and sold off as an apprentice, the orphan Oliver Twist runs away to London, where a gang of child pickpockets takes him in. Dickens's second novel is a melodrama and an attack on the way Victorian England treated the poor.
- Genres
- Époque victorienne, Romans d'apprentissage
- Lieu de l’histoire
- Londres, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni
- Public
- Adulte
- Parution
- 1838
- Pages
- 414
