Martin Chuzzlewit

German, Charles Dickens, 2013
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Charles Dickens (1812-1870) was inspired to write this satirical novel during his first trip to the USA in 1842, where he could only recognize the dominance of selfishness and greed instead of a society of free and equal citizens. The story centers around the young Martin Chuzzlewit, who falls in love with his wealthy grandfather's adopted daughter, is disinherited because of it, and sets off for America to seek his fortune. However, he ends up working for a fraudulent land development company, where he loses all illusions about the New World, ultimately returning to England after recovering from a serious illness.

Key specifications

Genre
Novels + stories
Language
German
Author
Charles Dickens
Year
2013
Number of pages
788
Book cover
Paperback

General information

Item number
7316489
Publisher
Dearbooks
Category
Fiction
Release date
14.1.2018

Book properties

Genre
Novels + stories
Language
German
Author
Charles Dickens
Year
2013
Number of pages
788
Book cover
Paperback

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
0.74 kg
Climate contribution
CHF 0.11

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