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Workers in the Dawn, Paperback / softback Book

Workers in the Dawn Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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This is George Gissing's best known and his first novel, standing alongside his classic New Grub Street.

It is a distinctive, polemical, dramatic work focused on urban social problems.

Gissing deals - with his typical passion, literary skill, and personal knowledge - with the ineluctable evils of poverty, cultural deprivation, 'class', the 'tyranny of money', and the place of women in society.

First published in 3-volumes in 1880 this is the best modern edition, with an extensive critical introduction and detailed scholarly notes.

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