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Mentioned in 23 episodes

Oliver Twist

The 1838 Theatrical Adaptation

Book • 2015

This adaptation was first performed in the fall of 1838, before the full text of Dickens' original novel had been released.

It is a serio-comic burletta that deviates from the original novel, and Dickens himself was reportedly horrified by the performance.

The adaptation highlights the theatrical interpretation of Dickens' work during the Victorian era.

Mentioned by

Daniel Priestley

Jonas Goossenaerts

Elise Brancheau

Mentioned in 23 episodes

Referenced by

Daniel Priestley

as an example of Charles Dickens's work.

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Mentioned by

Celeste Ng

as a source of inspiration for her novel's omniscient point of view.

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Mentioned by

Anton Howes

as a reference point for the typical image of the Industrial Revolution.

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Mentioned when discussing Dickens's prolific output.

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Genoemd door

Jonas Goossenaerts

als een van de verhalen waarin de proletariërs vereeuwigd en gedocumenteerd zijn.

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Mentioned by

Afua Hirsch

as books she read as a child and during school.

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Mentioned by

Aaron Mahnke

as an example of a Fagin-like character but set in 17th century Austria.

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Mentioned by

Peter Orford

when discussing Charles Dickens's early works.

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Mentioned by

Afua Hirsch

as one of Dickens's works.

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Mentioned for its portrayal of Jewish characters.

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Mentioned by

Tom Crewe

as part of Dickens' wonderful and staggering decade of achievement.

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Mentioned by

Tom Crewe

as one of the early novels of Dickens, written between 1837 and 1848.

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Indicated by

Wesley Barbosa

as one of the best books he has ever read.

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Mentioned by Joel when referring to Charles Dickens visiting George Mueller at the orphanage.

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Mentioned by Mr. Bumble in Oliver Twist, prompting the observation that the law can sometimes be an ass.

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Referenced when discussing the mistreatment of children in the past, illustrating historical social injustices.

Mentioned by

Elise Brancheau

as a book that 'Fingersmith' is an homage to.

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