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Dickens, charles, 1812-1870

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Hard Times

Charles Dickens

1854 ★ 3.9

Oliver Twist

Charles Dickens

1839 ★ 4.1

The Heart of Charles Dickens

Edgar Johnson, Charles Dickens

1952

Literary authors, parliamentary reporters

Nikki Hessell

2012

Charles Dickens's England

David Nicholas Wilkinson

2009

Charles Dickens and the street children of London

Andrea Warren

2011

Charles Dickens

Grahame Smith

1996

A reader's guide to Charles Dickens

Philip Hobsbaum

1972

Dickens' London

Peter Ackroyd

1987

Dickens at work

John Everett Butt

1958

Soloman

P C SOLOMON

1975

The Victorian city

Judith Flanders

2012

Critical theory and the novel

David Bruce Suchoff

1994

Charles Dickens and the blacking factory

Allen, Michael

2011

Charles Dickens and the house of fallen women

Jenny Hartley

2009

Bardell v. Pickwick

Percy Fitzgerald

1902

The mystery in the Drood family

Montagu Saunders

1914

Dickens and the invisible world

Stone, Harry

1979

Prehistoric Masters of Literature

Saskia Lacey

2016

Charles Dickens, his tragedy and triumph

Edgar Johnson

1952

Charles Dickens

Diane Stanley

1993

Dickens and Childhood

Laura Peters

2012

Telling complexions

Mary Ann O'Farrell

1997

The mysteries of Paris and London

Maxwell, Richard

1992

Dickens and romantic psychology

Dirk Den Hartog

1987

Charles Dickens in cyberspace

Jay Clayton

2003

Fictions of resolution in three Victorian novels

Deirdre David

1981

Repression in Victorian fiction

John Kucich

1987

Dickens' Christmas

Simon Callow

2002

Criticisms & appreciations of the works of Charles Dickens

Gilbert Keith Chesterton

1911 ★ 4.3

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