Published in instalments between 1837 and 1839, Oliver Twist was Dickens’s second novel. It follows its central character, an orphan, from the workhouse via temptations of a life of crime to ...

Oliver Twist, like others of his early works of Charles ... But the one memorable character is the villainous Mr Squeers, shown as a ridiculous figure when he sets himself up as a teacher who ...

Best Picture winner is a musical adaptation of Charles Dickens' "Oliver Twist," about an innocent orphan in 19th-century London who falls in with a gang of young pickpockets and thieves led by the ...

Oliver visits with Mr Brownlow and asks Fagin to say a prayer with him. The story comes to a close as we learn the fate of the leading characters: Oliver - adopted by Mr Brownlow - and his new ...

the cunning child pickpocket who led a gang of kiddie thieves in Charles Dickens’ novel Oliver Twist. Turns out the cutpurse escaped prison and joined the navy, where he learned the brand-new ...