Description
In the fog-shrouded labyrinth of Victorian London, a single, interminable lawsuit, Jarndyce vs. Jarndyce, ensnares the lives and fortunes of countless individuals. This sprawling narrative, a masterpiece of social commentary, exposes the venality and absurdity of the English legal system, where justice is a distant, unattainable dream. Through a vast cast of characters, from the orphaned Ada Clare to the enigmatic Mr. Tulkinghorn, Dickens crafts a vivid tapestry of human folly, desperation, and the enduring search for truth amidst pervasive corruption. The novel masterfully blends intricate plotting with profound empathy, revealing the devastating impact of systemic injustice on the lives of the vulnerable.
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paperback
Penguin Group
Published Jan 1, 2006
ISBN: 9780143037613
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First Published
1853
Language
eng
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