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Dickensian: HERE
London
Jarvis Lorry
Lucie Manette
Dr. Manette
Jerry Cruncher
Miss Pross
John Barsad
Paris
Monsieur Defarge
Madame Defarge
Monseigneur
Charles Darnay
Marquis Evremonde
Gabelle
Gaspard
Discovering Dickens: Stanford University has done an excellent job gathering together information about Dickens's time as it shows up in A Tale of Two Cities, including tracking allusions contemporary to Dickens and engravings included in the original printing of the novel.
Dickens Journals Online: This community at the University of Buckingham has digitized the original newspaper releases of A Tale of Two Cities so you might have a better sense of how his stories were released as a Serial and the impact that has on the structure of his writing.
Songs of the French Revolution: An overview of some of the songs popular during the French Revolution, including La Carmagnole mentioned by Dickens.