A Tale of Two Cities - Canadian School Edition 1935

A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens is one of the great classics of English literature, set against the turmoil of the French Revolution. Opening with the famous contrast between “the best of times” and “the worst of times,” the novel follows lives caught between London and Paris during a period of violence, sacrifice, injustice, and social upheaval.

This Canadian School Edition includes notes and questions by Ethel M. Sealey, B.A., making it especially useful for students, teachers, and readers studying the novel in an educational setting. Published by The Copp Clark Company, Limited of Toronto, with a Canadian copyright date of 1935, it reflects the way Dickens was taught in Canadian classrooms.

Illustrated by Norman Rice

A meaningful collectible for lovers of Dickens, classic literature, vintage school books, and Canadian publishing, this edition combines literary importance with historical classroom appeal.

Hardcover, Good. Noticeable wear to the head and tail of the spine. Corners bumped. A few moisture stains around the page edges. Light rubbing to the cloth.