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Dr. Manette: Character Analysis
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File:T2C. Lucie and her father in his cell (John McLenan).jpeg - Wikimedia Commons
Dr. Manette Appeals for Justice" by Harry Furniss — twenty-ninth illustration for "A Tale of Two Cities" (1910)
File:T2C, Fred Barnard, Dr Manette, out of his senses, after midnight on the day of Darnay's sentence (III,12).jpeg - Wikimedia Commons
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Charles Dickens quote: You anticipate what I would say, though you cannot know...
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Background Dickens' twelfth novel was published in his new weekly journal, All the Year Round, without illustrations. Simultaneously with the weekly parts, - ppt download
Dr. Manette: Character Analysis
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This is that written paper!" — Illustration for "A Tale of Two Cities," Book III, chapter 8 ("A Hand at Cards"), by John McLenan
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The Prosecutor claimed that Charles was condemned by Doctor … stock image | Look and Learn
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Lucie-Manette-with-her-father_original-illustration_Dickens | Legendary Trips
English: A Tale of Two Cities, Dr Manette in Defarge's garret after his liberation being met by his daughter Lucie, by Fred Barnard. 1870. Fred Barnard (1846–1896) Alternative names Frederick Barnard
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