Explore the life and stories of Charles Dickens, from crowded Victorian streets to the characters who changed how readers saw poverty, justice and kindness.
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The Artful Dodger was one of the boy pickpockets
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During his time there Dickens gave 76 readings and earned £19,000
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Paul is a sickly child who dies at the age of six
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In the novel Krook dies from a case of spontaneous human combustion!
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It was written between 1855 and 1857
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Dickens' shortest novel, Hard Times, is set in the fictitious Northern English mill-town of Coketown
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Thinking that she has betrayed him, Sikes beats Nancy to death in a fit of rage
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David is sent to the boarding school, Salem House, after biting his stepfather, Edward Murdstone
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Through the manipulations of the firm's manager, Mr Carker, Walter was sent off to work in Jamaica.
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The book is based upon the Gordon Riots of 1780
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