The imagination of Charles Dickens

A. O. J. Cockshut

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Migration, Policy, and Dickens Studies American and British Literature Analysis Thomas Hardy Literature Studies

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1. Introductory 2. Humour, Positive and Negative 3. The Expanding Prison 4. Reform and Indignation 5. Crowds and Justice 6. Fruitful Failure 7. Dombey and Son 8. David Copperfield 9. Bleak House 10. Hard Times - Dickens' Masterpiece? 11. Little Dorrit 12. Great Expectations 13. Our Mutual Friend 14. Conclusion

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