Novels: Paul Clifford. Tomlinsoniana. 1902
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This edition contains two works from Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton: "Paul Clifford" and "Tomlinsoniana." "Paul Clifford," originally published in 1830, is a Newgate novel, a popular genre in the 19th century focusing on the lives of criminals. The story follows Paul Clifford, a highwayman, and explores themes of social injustice and the corrupting influence of poverty. Bulwer-Lytton uses the narrative to critique the penal system and to portray the humanity of even those deemed outlaws.
"Tomlinsoniana", published much later in Bulwer-Lytton's career, showcases his lighter, satirical side.
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