A Book to Read and Love: A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens - Summary & Review

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A short summary of the book A Tale of Two Cities:

Nobility and other acts of the French Revolution.




Questions to ponder while reading A Tale of Two Cities:

Under what conditions would you give up your life?

Can a revolution go too far?

My thoughts about A Tale of Two Cities:


Guilt compels a lot of actions.

The Reign of Terror was an awful period of time.

Embrace your life.



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