A Tale of Two Cities and Related Readings

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[A tale of two cities](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL8721465W) / Charles Dickens -- Outline of the Revolution (historical nonfiction) / John Elliot -- from A tale of two cities: Dickens's revolutionary novel (literary criticism) / Ruth Glancy -- The details of life (social history) / Olivier Bernier -- Letter to Madame Elizabeth of France (letter) / Marie-Antoinette -- The heirs of Madame Guillotine (magazine article) / David Lawday.

subjects: War stories,  Fiction,  History,  LANGUAGE & LITERARY STUDIES,  FICTION CLASSICS,  CLASSICS,  CONTEMPORARY FICTION,  Revolution,  Historical fiction,  Classic Literature,  Drama,  Executions and executioners,  Revenge,  Juvenile fiction,  Loyalty,  Fathers and daughters,  Lookalikes,  Political refugees,  British,  Friendship,  Revolution (France : 1789-1799),  American literature,  Study and teaching (Secondary)

People: Jerry Cruncher,  Lucie Manette,  Ernest Defarge,  Therese Defarge,  Alexandre Manette,  Mrs. Cruncher,  Charles Darnay,  John Barsad,  Roger Cly,  Mr. Stryver,  Sydney Carton,  Miss Pross,  Monseigneur,  Marquis St. Evrémonde,  Gaspard,  The Mender of Roads,  The Vengeance,  Théophile Gabelle,  The Seamstress

Places: Paris,  France,  London,  England,  London (England),  Paris (France),  Bastille Prison

Times: 18th Century,  1789-1799,  Revolution,  1793