Religious Conoatations in A Tale of Two Cities

and cross were gruesome symbols of inhumane cruelty and the premature deaths of innocent men. However, these ghastly symbols became a basis for hope and happiness for Jesus's followers and Carton's dearest friends. Dickens utilizes these symbols throughout the novel to express his religious views about Christianity.
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