In "A Child of the Jago," Arthur Morrison presents a gritty and unflinching exploration of life in the impoverished slums of London'Äôs East End during the late 19th century. Through the eyes of young Dicky Perham, Morrison employs a stark, naturalistic style that vividly captures the harsh realities of urban decay, social stratification, and the struggles of childhood amid societal neglect. With ...