Where does Oliver Twist take place?

Answer 1

It is set in Victorian Britain just around the time when Victoria became queen so it also involves the Georgian era. The story starts in a workhouse in a small village just over a 75 miles radius from London. When Oliver travells to London, he is taken in to the group of pickpockets lead by Fagin who lives in an area of London called Spittlefields. Later he is take in by Mr. Brownlow (Who later is revealed to be Oliver's Grandfather) who lives in an area of London called Pentonville.

Answer 2

The action begins in a rural orphanage, but walks 65 miles to London. In London, the action is divided between Fagin's den and the streets of London, with occasion sorties into the Brownlow home. There he also meets his aunt Rose.

Answer 3

Oliver Twist, Dickens's second novel, was pubished in 24 monthly installments in Bentley's Miscellany between December 1837 and April 1839. The action of the book was also placed at that time, concluding with Fagin's execution in January 1839.

Answer 4

The action of Oliver Twist is placed in the 1830s, but I was unable to find the exact point in the book when (or if) that's mentioned.

It was set in the year 1834

Answer 5

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Answer 6

England