Martin Chuzzlewit
Author
Genre
Subgenre
Language
English
Producer
Characters
Martin Chuzzlewit
Rating
Martin Chuzzlewit is beloved as Dickens' last great Picaresque novel, and is noted as the turning point between his early comic novels and the later sombre social critiques. Through the far-ranging escapades of young Martin, grandson of a rich but misanthropic old man, Dickens weaves a spellbinding story of adventure, intrigue and, eventually, redemption.
Related Content
| Title | Content type | Rating | |
|---|---|---|---|
|
|
David Copperfield | Performance | |
|
|
The Bride's Chamber | Performance | |
|
|
A Tale of Two Cities | Performance | |
|
|
A Christmas Carol | Illustrated | |
|
|
Dombey and Son | Performance | |
|
|
Hard Times | Performance | |
|
|
Little Dorritt | Performance | |
|
|
The Old Curiosity Shop | Performance | |
|
|
Bleak House | Performance | |
|
|
The Haunted Man And The Ghosts Bargain | Performance |