In this novel, Barney, the bartender at The Three Cripples, is an evil Jewi
In this novel, Barney, the bartender at The Three Cripples, is an evil Jewish caricature. The title character is blamed for the theft of a handkerchief from Mr. Brownlow, though Charley Bates and Jack Dawkins are guilty. Charley's cries of fear after the murder of the kindly prostitute Nancy by Bill Sikes lead to Sikes's capture by a mob in this novel. The other boy thief, Dawkins, is better known as the Artful Dodger. "Please, sir, I want some more," earns the protagonist a severe beating in, FTP, what Victorian novel by Charles Dickens?
In this novel, Barney, the bartender at The Three Cripples, is an evil Jewish caricature.
Oliver Twist