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The son of Victorian writer Charles Dickens reportedly said his father was changed forever after he was involved in a train ...

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Charles Dickens was a terrific walker. Many nights he roved the streets of London with such insomniac vigor that he might still be striding along as dawn broke in the great skies overhead.

Charles Dickens was one of the most prominent English writers of the 19th century, publishing iconic works like Great Expectations and Oliver Twist. Now, fans have a chance to own one of the desks ...

DID you know the world-famous 19th-century English novelist Charles Dickens once wrote a play about ... he also lost his father and two weeks later baby Dora. No doubt due to these events and ...

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At 2 a.m. one morning in 1846, Charles Dickens hurried home through London’s silent streets to wake his wife and proudly show her a still damp copy of the first Daily News. In the leading ...

The Charles Dickens Museum is celebrating its anniversary by displaying rare books, artworks, letters, artifacts and other unique historical objects connected to the 19th-century author.

Blake Montgomery taps into this legacy with a solo show he created and stars in, “Charles Dickens Begrudgingly Performs ‘A Christmas Carol’ Again,” which premiered at the now defunct ...

This article originally appeared Dec. 9, 2012.) London’s Charles Dickens was charmed by Cincinnati during his only visit here in April 1842, even if his sketch of America was less flattering.

Charles Dickens wrote about public hangings outside the building and even used it as the setting for a short story featuring a ghostly 13th juror. In 1836, he wrote an evocative first-hand account ...