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betrayed him and Sikes (which, unknown to him, she has refused to do), Fagin passes the information on to Sikes, who beats Nancy to death in a fit of rage and goes into hiding. He is recognised by an angry mob and attempts to flee. Going to Toby
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and learn the location of the documents proving Oliver's identity. Bumble and his wife lose their jobs and are forced to become inmates of the workhouse. Rose Maylie, who turns out to be Oliver's maternal aunt, marries and enjoys a long life. Oliver lives happily as Mr
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stolen from her after she died. Nancy, racked with guilt for her role in Oliver's kidnapping, secretly spies on them and passes the information on to Rose Maylie, who tells Mr
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to which the story refers, that that class of criminal almost invariably was a Jew." It is widely believed that Fagin was based on a specific Jewish criminal of the era,
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playing the roles of a trio version of Oliver while Fagin is played by the Warners' usual
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2468:"Anthony Quayle – Four Chapters From Oliver Twist By Charles Dickens"
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2424:"Basil Rathbone / Errol Flynn – The Three Musketeers / Oliver Twist"
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Antisemitism, A Historical Encyclopedia of Prejudice and Persecution
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Influence of Bengali Classic Literature in Bollywood films
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Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens Narrated by Jonathan Pryce
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Monks's mother – an heiress who did not love her husband
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3135:"Oliver!: The real story of Britain's greatest musical"
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1166:(1933), the first sound production of Dickens's novel.
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2490:"Radio and Spoken Word 1980s–1990s – Oliver Twist"
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2147:What's in a name?: Everything you wanted to know.
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2214:"Dickens' greatest villain: The faces of Fagin"
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1947:. Kiddy Monster Publication. p. Summary.
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3955:Barnaby Rudge: A Tale of the Riots of Eighty
3325:Background information and plot summary for
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952:considered it an exaggeration of poverty.
407:XVII: August 1838 (chapters 38–part of 39)
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3104:"Rock's outsider: Phil Collins interview"
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1150:(1922), silent film adaptation featuring
1023:narrated an abridged version in 1995 for
2954:"BBC Home Service – Oliver Twist (1952)"
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1642:(Nancy) and Matthew Boulton (Bill Sikes)
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966:The Adventures of Oliver Twist And Fagin
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3214:Oliver Twist to read online at Bookwise
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2887:. BBC Programme Index. 28 December 1934
2885:"BBC Regional Programme – Oliver Twist"
2865:. BBC Programme Index. 18 February 1928
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2758:. BBC Programme Index. 7 January 1962.
2364:Charles Dickens His Tragedy And Triumph
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2117:Oliver Twist: a Norton Critical Edition
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1920:London: Leslie Frewin, 1968, pp. 61–62.
1222:(1974), an animated film co-written by
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722:Mr Leeford – father of Oliver and Monks
287:as Fagin; a highly successful musical,
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4190:American Notes for General Circulation
3316:in Context, a seminar by Robert Patten
3100:
2515:"Read By Martin Jarvis – Oliver Twist"
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2149:Genealogical Publishing, 1989, p. 200.
1767:'s adaptation, the three-act burletta
1433:The Further Adventures of Oliver Twist
640:Mrs Bedwin – Mr Brownlow's housekeeper
4709:Novels first published in serial form
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2736:from the original on 26 November 2019
2704:from the original on 26 November 2019
1692:(Nancy) and Ralph Truman (Bill Sikes)
1662:, broadcast 29 April 1947, hosted by
1609:an Australian TV series produced for
1000:recording (TC 1484) released in 1976.
688:Bull's Eye – Bill Sikes's vicious dog
615:Mrs Sowerberry – Mr Sowerberry's wife
563:in his cell, by British caricaturist
3115:from the original on 10 January 2022
2781:Pointer, Michael (17 January 1996).
2678:from the original on 16 October 2016
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2050:Oxford Reader's Companion to Dickens
1234:(1982), an Australian animated film.
637:Mr Grimwig – a friend of Mr Brownlow
380:VIII: November 1837 (chapters 16–17)
377:VII: September 1837 (chapters 14–15)
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2998:"BBC Radio 4 – Oliver Twist (1994)"
2976:"BBC Radio 4 – Oliver Twist (1970)"
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716:Barney – a criminal cohort of Fagin
413:XIX: November 1838 (chapters 42–43)
194:. It was originally published as a
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3778:You've Got to Pick a Pocket or Two
3667:Saban's Adventures of Oliver Twist
3166:Gillinson, Miriam (27 July 2017).
3101:McLean, Craig (4 September 2010).
3070:Coveney, Michael (17 March 2017).
3051:from the original on 17 March 2020
2933:Jerry Haendiges Vintage Radio Logs
2762:from the original on 26 March 2022
2326:from the original on 26 March 2022
1549:Saban's Adventures of Oliver Twist
800:Poverty is a prominent concern in
525:and her abusive lover, the robber
419:XXI: January 1839 (chapters 47–49)
416:XX: December 1838 (chapters 44–46)
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383:IX: December 1837 (chapters 18–19)
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2907:"BBC Home Service – Oliver Twist"
2666:Howe, Desson (18 November 1988).
2358:Johnson, Edgar (1 January 1952).
2289:from the original on 16 July 2019
1595:a British TV series produced for
938:Contemporary reviewers including
788:kind friends. On the way to this
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428:XXIV: April 1839 (chapters 52–53)
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2263:from the original on 1 June 2022
2212:Vallely, Paul (7 October 2005).
2063:"Masterpiece Theater on PBS.org"
1968:from the original on 30 May 2019
1918:The Children of Charles Dickens.
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386:X: January 1838 (chapters 20–22)
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2929:"Favorite Story – Radio Log"
2366:. Simon & Schuster Inc.
2308:Howe, Irving (31 May 2005).
2048:Schlicke, Paul, ed. (1999).
1931:Oliver Twist: Heart and Soul
1863:Charles Dickens bibliography
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2956:. BBC Programme Index
2909:. BBC Programme Index
2839:. BBC. 25 July 2007.
2813:. BBC. 25 July 2007.
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1962:"Oliver and Company"
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