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             Dickens through his own personal experiences in children re created through the character "Oliver Twist the workhouse orphan. Such theme was prompted because of the adverse effect ot the poor law in Victorian England
             In all of literature it would be hard to find a more endearing hero than the workhouse orphan -Oliver Twist.
             Aided only by courage and his own warm personality, he battled against drudgery, misery, exploitation - and won. His adventures in 19th Century London - its slums, its murky back alleys, its dens of crime teeming with unscrupulous villains - are as vivid and exciting today as when they first fixed the imagination of Victorian England.
             Dickens created the social climate with enormous intensity from his own personal experiences of the scene at that time.
             ...Oliver twist and his companions suffered the tortures of slow s
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