This question delves into Charles Dickens' use of social criticism and satire in "A Tale of Two Cities" and its reflection of the socio-political climate of the French Revolution and the corruption of aristocracy.
How does Charles Dickens use social criticism and satire in -quot,A Tale of Two Cities-quot, to comment on the socio-political climate of the French Revolution and the corruption of aristocracy?
پاسخ ها: {{ repliesNum }}
پاسخ انتخاب شده
در پاسخ به: {{ reply.reply_to.name }}
در پاسخ به
این پیام حذف شده است.
