Thursday, July 5, 2018


Read Dickens This Summer, And More Advice On 'What To Read And Why'

 
The decay of capitalism in America has made the description of working class destitution in such Charles Dickens novels as " A Tale of Two Cities ", " Oliver Twist " , " A Christmas Carol " all the more vivid. Seeing homeless people in Kennedy Plaza, Providence, Rhode Island, you could easily believe that they are a time warp vision of London in 1844 - the year Engel's " The Condition of the Working Class in England " was published. Our " progressive " Democrat Governor , Gina Raimondo , is completely oblivious and actually expects to get re-elected.

                  In 2018 there is some Madame  Defarge  recording the crimes of the plutocracy against humanity - with a creeping shadow of THE GUILLOTINE of the Great French Revolution of 1789 darkening her Bleak Notes .
 
[  " Madame Defarge - A cruel revolutionary whose hatred of the aristocracy fuels her tireless crusade, Madame Defarge spends a good deal of the novel knitting a register of everyone who must die for the revolutionary cause. " ]

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