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full text of the novel with embedded hyperlinks which explain and define terms and ideas in each chapter.
full text of the novel with embedded hyperlinks which explain and define terms and ideas in each chapter.
Stanford University's site with pdf's of the actual weekly installments of A Tale of Two Cities, as well as resources related to each issue.
Stanford University's site with pdf's of the actual weekly installments of A Tale of Two Cities, as well as resources related to each issue.
Important locations in Tof2Cities
Important locations in Tof2Cities
The Paris of Tof2Cities:
The Paris of Tof2Cities:
The Old Bailey
The Old Bailey
was London's Criminal Court 1674-1913. It is here where Charles Darnay faces charges of treason and is acquitted when Sydney Carton's keen observation casts doubt on the veracity of a witness's testimony.
was London's Criminal Court 1674-1913. It is here where Charles Darnay faces charges of treason and is acquitted when Sydney Carton's keen observation casts doubt on the veracity of a witness's testimony.
Temple Bar was the ceremonial entrance to the city of London on its western side.
Temple Bar was the ceremonial entrance to the city of London on its western side.
In our story, Mr. Lorry's employer, Tellson's Bank was near Temple Bar on Fleet Street. Dickens describes it this way: "Tellson’s Bank by Temple Bar was an old-fashioned place, even in the year one thousand seven hundred and eighty." Dickens makes effective use of blending actual places with fictional ones.
In our story, Mr. Lorry's employer, Tellson's Bank was near Temple Bar on Fleet Street. Dickens describes it this way: "Tellson’s Bank by Temple Bar was an old-fashioned place, even in the year one thousand seven hundred and eighty." Dickens makes effective use of blending actual places with fictional ones.
At the end of your Bk1, ch1 study Q/As add a heading: "AP-style Q/As Passage #1." Record your answers and any class notes here.
At the end of your Bk1, ch1 study Q/As add a heading: "AP-style Q/As Passage #1." Record your answers and any class notes here.
At the end of your Bk1, ch5 study Q/A's, add a heading: AP-Q/A's Passage #2. Record your answers and any class notes here.
At the end of your Bk1, ch5 study Q/A's, add a heading: AP-Q/A's Passage #2. Record your answers and any class notes here.
At the end of your Bk2, ch2-4 study Q/A's, add a heading: AP-Q/A's Carlyle. Record your answers and any class notes here.
At the end of your Bk2, ch2-4 study Q/A's, add a heading: AP-Q/A's Carlyle. Record your answers and any class notes here.
Satire cheat sheet.pdfPrint and add to your notebook or use as a bookmark
At the end of your Bk2, ch7 study Q/A's, add a heading: AP-Q/A's Passage #4. Record your answers and any class notes here.
At the end of your Bk2, ch7 study Q/A's, add a heading: AP-Q/A's Passage #4. Record your answers and any class notes here.
2012 AP Multiple Choice 19th century passage.pdfAt the end of your Bk 2 Ch 18 study Q/A's, add a heading: AP 19th Century Text. Record your answers and any class notes here.
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