The Law and Lawyers of Pickwick

Explore the fascinating intersection of law and literature with Frank Lockwood's "The Law and Lawyers of Pickwick: A Lecture." This insightful work delves into the portrayal of the legal profession within Charles Dickens's beloved "Pickwick Papers," offering a unique lens through which to examine both English literature and legal history.

Lockwood's lecture provides a detailed exploration of lawyers as depicted in Dickens's novel. Discover how Dickens's characters and narratives reflect the realities and perceptions of the legal system in his time.

Perfect for students of literary criticism, legal history enthusiasts, and anyone captivated by the enduring legacy of "Pickwick Papers," this volume sheds light on the social and cultural context surrounding the law. Gain a deeper appreciation for the artistry of Charles Dickens and the timeless themes woven into his stories.

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