Jerry Cruncher nicknames himself "resurrection man" because he steals fresh corpses to sell to medical students.
One character in this novel is blackmailed by a man named John Barsad.  Jerry Cruncher nicknames himself "resurrection man" because he steals fresh corpses to sell to medical students. One character is discovered spending nine straight days making shoes in a fit of temporary insanity by Jarvis Lorry, who works for Tellson's Bank. That character was unjustly imprisoned for eighteen years because he refused to cover up St. Evremonde Brothers' rape, and Miss Pross shoots Madame Defarge to protect the secrecy of Lucie Manette's escape from Paris. For 10 points, name this novel in which Sydney Carton takes the place of the condemned Charles Darnay by Charles Dickens.
One character in this novel is blackmailed by a man named John Barsad.  
A Tale of Two Cities