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Set against the turbulent backdrop of the 1780 anti-Catholic Gordon Riots in London, this novel follows Barnaby Rudge, a gentle, simple-minded man, and his talking raven, Grip. The narrative unravels an old, unsolved murder linked to the secretive Rudge family and the dark secrets of the Warren. As Barnaby is swept up in the social hysteria, the destruction reveals long-hidden truths about betrayal and violence.

 




 

Barnaby Rudge-A Tale of the Riots of Eighty by Charles Dickens Early c1900's

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  • Title: Barnaby Rudge-A Tale of the Riots of Eighty 
    Author: Charles Dickens
    Publisher : Chapman & Hall Ltd
    Publication: Undated early c1900's
    Format: Hardback

    Condition: Covers are good with light bumping to spine ends. Pages are clean and mark free. Picture endpapers.


    Book measures: 18cm x 11.5cm with 633 pages

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