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This 2026 Edition of A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens introduces a new cover design with the same complete, unabridged text found in previous Paper Mill Press Classics editions. A soft suede-like cover, beautiful metallic foiling, and a ribbon marker complete the signature Paper Mill Press Classics look. Fresh from the publisher and remainder-mark-free, it's ready to be gifted or proudly displayed.
Widely recognized as Dickens' most esteemed literary work, A Tale of Two Cities tells the story of Manette, a French doctor, and the dark times he endured during his imprisonment in the Bastille during the French Revolution. After eighteen years of confinement, Manette is released to live in London with his Daughter Lucie, whom he had never met. A riveting novel of love and sacrifice that remains a time-honored classic among readers of all ages.
This 2026 Edition of A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens introduces a new cover design with the same complete, unabridged text found in previous Paper Mill Press Classics editions. A soft suede-like cover, beautiful metallic foiling, and a ribbon marker complete the signature Paper Mill Press Classics look. Fresh from the publisher and remainder-mark-free, it's ready to be gifted or proudly displayed.
Widely recognized as Dickens' most esteemed literary work, A Tale of Two Cities tells the story of Manette, a French doctor, and the dark times he endured during his imprisonment in the Bastille during the French Revolution. After eighteen years of confinement, Manette is released to live in London with his Daughter Lucie, whom he had never met. A riveting novel of love and sacrifice that remains a time-honored classic among readers of all ages.
Info
ISBN: 9781774022924
Published Date: January 1, 2019
Publisher: Paper Mill Press
Language: English
Page Count: 457
Size: 8.70" l x 5.71" w x 1.25" h
Category
Fiction
Subject
Classics