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theme of love crime and punishment in great expectations

 

sabrin sultana i #207609
Oct 22, 2011 9:05 AM

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theme of love crime and punishment in great expectations

which belong with love situation or thingor person,which situation or person belong with crime and which situation or person belong with punishment

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tracey c #171707
Jan 30, 2012 8:42 PM

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The novel is set at a time when capitalism and industrialization are changing with not only the economy but also the traditional social ladder and the relationship of the classes
Heathcliff enters the novel possessed of nothing, is not even given a last or family name, and loses his privileged status after Mr. Earnshaw's death.

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