b Charles Dickens. 1857. First Edition

Description

The 1857 edition of "Little Dorrit" by Charles Dickens is a masterful exploration of societal and personal imprisonment, wrapped in a compelling narrative that combines romance, mystery, and biting social commentary. This novel delves into the life of Amy Dorrit, born and raised in the Marshalsea debtors' prison, as she navigates a world rife with corruption, hypocrisy, and redemption. Dickens' incisive critique of the British class system and the inefficiencies of government institutions resonates powerfully, making "Little Dorrit" a timeless and relevant read. Its rich character development, intricate plot, and profound themes cement its place as one of Dickens' most significant and enduring works, ensuring that readers will find both entertainment and enlightenment in its pages.

Notes

Beautiful, three-quarter leather binding. Light tan leather with marbled boards. Corners as well as head and tail on spine show signs of wear. Red label on spine with title with blind and gold tooling on either side of raised bands.