Barneby Raj: Charles Dickens

The events of Roman Charles Dickens “Barnebi Raj” (1841) rotate around one of the dramatic episodes of English history – the anti -sabotatic uprising of Lord Gordon, which broke out in London in 1780. However, the book begins five years earlier, when, along with a historical conflict, two other plots are also tied – mutual feelings: mutual feeling: mutual feeling: mutual feeling: mutual feeling: mutual feeling: mutual feeling Edward Chester and Emma Hartile is hindered by the enmity of his father and her uncle, and the widow Raj and her son are haunted by a mysterious stranger, whose personality will become the key to the secret of three long -standing murders at once. Above the vanity of political adventurers and religious fanaticism of the crowd, the image of the capital hero – a weak -willed young man with a speaking Voron on his shoulder, a “natural” person who was childishly leaned away from public passions and the will of the circumstances of the circumstances involved in the rebellion and was the way of rebellion and was alarchical. The threshold of the scaffold …

Author
Dickens Charles
Translator
Abkina Maria Efimovna
Publisher
ABC, 2015
Series
Classic (soft)

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