This work's male protagonist encounters the bureaucratic motto, "How not to do it," while investigating an employee's family at the Circumlocution Office, where he meets Mr. Meagles, as well as his future business partner Daniel Doyce.
This work's male protagonist encounters the bureaucratic motto, "How not to do it," while investigating an employee's family at the Circumlocution Office, where he meets Mr. Meagles, as well as his future business partner Daniel Doyce. With the aid of Mr. Pancks, he discovers William to be the heir to a large fortune and saves him from the Marshalea. Though the banker Merdle scams both the protagonist and the titular family out of their wealth, the novel ends on a high note with the marriage of Arthur Clenham to the title character in, FTP, what Charles Dickens novel, whose title character is a debtor's daughter named Amy?
This work's male protagonist encounters the bureaucratic motto, "How not to do it," while investigating an employee's family at the Circumlocution Office, where he meets Mr. Meagles, as well as his future business partner Daniel Doyce.
{Little Dorrit}