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CHARLES DICKENS. by Charles. 1812 - 1870]. Smiley, Jane. [Dickens, 2002-01-01 UNDER The MANAGEMENT Of MR. CHARLES DICKENS. by Charles. 1812 - 1870]. Brannen, Robert Louis. [Dickens, 1966 The GREATEST PAGES Of CHARLES DICKENS. A Biographical Reader and a Chronological Selection from the Works of Dickens with a Commentary on His Life and Art. by Charles. 1812 - 1870]. Leacock, Stephen [1869 - 1944]. [Dicken, 1934 DOMBEY And SON. Full-length Portraits of DOMBEY & CARKER, MISS TOX, MRS. SKEWTON, MRS. PIPCHIN, OLD SOL. & CAPT. CUTTLE, MAJOR BAGSTOCK, MISS NIPPER, POLLY. In Eight Plates. Engraved and Etched by Hablot K. Browne. And Published with the Sanction of Mr. Charles Dickens. by Charles. 1812 - 1870]. Browne, Hablot K[night. 1815 - 1882]. [Dickens, 1848 OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. Household Edition. The Works of Charles Dickens. by Charles (1812-1870) Dickens, 1875-01-01 The LETTERS of CHARLES DICKENS. Edited by his Sister-in-Law and his Eldest Daughter. by Charles [1812 - 1870]. Dickens, 1879 LIFE Of CHARLES DICKENS. by Charles.1812 - 1870].MacKenzie, R. Shelton. [Dickens, 1870 The National Edition: The Complete Works of Charles Dickens. Vol 17, Hard Times and Other Stories by Charles (1812-1870). G.K. Chesterton (introduction) and B.W. Matz (pre Dickens, 1907 THE UNCOMMERCIAL TRAVELLER, HARD TIMES, and the MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD. Household Edition. The Works of Charles Dickens. by Charles (1812-1870) Dickens, 1876-01-01 The HAUNTED HOUSE. The Extra Christmas Number of All the Year Round. Conducted by Charles Dickens. Containing the Amount of Two Ordinary Numbers. Christmas, 1859. by Charles [1812 - 1870]. Dickens, 1859 CHARLES DICKENSHis Tragedy and Triumph. by Charles.1812 - 1870].Johnson, Edgar. [Dickens, 1952 LITTLE DORRIT. Household Edition. The Works of Charles Dickens. by Charles (1812-1870) Dickens, 1873-01-01 MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT. Works of Charles Dickens. Household Edition. by Charles [1812 - 1870]. Dickens, 1862 The READINGS Of MR. CHARLES DICKENS, As Condensed by Himself. A CHRISTMAS CAROL and The TRIAL From PICKWICK [BARDELL and PICKWICK]. by Charles [1812 - 1870]. Dickens, 1868

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101. Charles Dickens @ Catharton Authors
     Charles Dickens. aka Boz. 1812 1870. Dickens is probably the bestknown and most popular of British 19th century novelists. This  
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     Extractions: Dickens is probably the best known and most popular of British 19th century novelists. This is due not only to the quality of his writing in itself but also to the widespread adaptation of his work for the stage and the screen, something already foreshadowed by Dickens' own highly successful second career as a public performer in recitals of readings from his own work, an activity that took him all over Britain and North America. After a stormy childhood produced by his father's financial misadventures he began his writing career as a journalist and was a leading reporter of parliamentary debates but he soon achieved success also as a writer of short sketches and humorous short stories. Some of these were incorporated into later collections such as Sketches by Boz ( his pseudonym ) and The Pickwick Papers and their popularity and that of the many colourful, comic characters appearing in later novels have given him a wide reputation as a comic or, at least, a light-hearted writer. It has even been suggested that early books such as A Christmas Carol with its ghosts, family jollifications and its pantomime defeat of evil miserliness by goodwill, was a major factor in creating the modern English Christmas which is usually far more lavishly celebrated than in many other parts of Europe including Scotland.

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