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Martin Chuzzlewit
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Martin Chuzzlewit is a Charles Dickens novel following the fortunes of a young man and his family, satirizing selfishness and greed among its characters. Readers who enjoy Victorian fiction and Dickens's social commentary will find it worthwhile.
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