Published in instalments between 1837 and 1839, Oliver Twist was Dickens’s second novel. It follows its central character, an orphan, from the workhouse via temptations of a life of crime to ...

In Dickens’ 1838 original, the term “Jew” is interchangeable with the character ... s relationship with his mother? ALLISON EPSTEIN: He was identified as “the Jew” in Oliver Twist, ...

Oliver visits with Mr Brownlow and asks Fagin to say a prayer with him. The story comes to a close as we learn the fate of the leading characters ... Rose broken off her relationship with Harry?