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(Literary) A Tale of Two Cities from the Book by Charles Dickens Rhode Island (South Dakota) The Map of(Literary) A Tale of Two Cities from the Book by Charles Dickens, Everett Henry, 1957 It's not unthinkable to make a visual summary of a book, but to make it legible, interesting and engaging is a much higher demand. Everett Henry may have well been the master of being able to reduce an entire books into a type of map, and this may be one of his best. Here we get key locations, but also vignettes of key moments, with a dash of aesthetic of the period.