The framing of a "hand" by a schoolteacher obsessed with facts serves as a major focus of this novel set in Coketown.
The framing of a "hand" by a schoolteacher obsessed with facts serves as a major focus of this novel set in Coketown. The hand is earlier denied the right to a divorce by the man who he works for, despite his abusive wife and love for Rachel. Showing the hypocrisy of the middle classes, the boss later gets a divorce from his friend's daughter Louisa. For ten points, identify the relatively short work of Charles Dickens concerning the lives of the Grangrinds and Bounderby.
The framing of a "hand" by a schoolteacher obsessed with facts serves as a major focus of this novel set in Coketown.
Hard Times