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Hard Times
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Arabic/English
A novel that depicts the conflict between human values and the effects of dry industrialization on society and relationships.
Hard Times, 1870 (in English: Hard Times) is one of the most important novels of the British writer Charles Dickens, and it is his tenth novel, first published in 1854 AD. The writer describes English society as an aspect of the social and economic pressures of that time. Dickens is considered a sophisticated architectural artist in constructing the story with its sequential events in an organized manner.
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