Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities does not present an accurate historical picture of the French Revolution. Why is the historical inaccuracy of the work a matter of little significance? Would more attention to the actual events of the French Revolution have produced a better novel or a less-effective one? Why do you think so?
Give a short literary review of "A Tale of Two Cities"
Give a short literary review of "A Tale of Two Cities"
Give a short literary review of "A Tale of Two Cities"
A Tale of two cities by Charles Dickens, what is a good quote that demonstrates that Carton's appearance during Darnay's trial was fate?
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