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Charles Dickens's England

by David Nicholas Wilkinson

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From October 2009, Sky Arts will be screening Charles Dickens' England, presented and narrated by Derek Jacobi - a journey through the places, buildings, towns, cities and villages where Dickens lived or found inspiration. To coincide with the series, this 256 page book featuring 300 photographs and illustrations will be published, bringing together for the very first time all the of the most important places, towns and cities that were the inspiration for some of the most famous settings in literature.… (more)
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Lovely pictures and quick and easy history of Charles Dickens ( )
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This book is dedicated to the men and women of The International Dickens Fellowship, past, present and future.
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From October 2009, Sky Arts will be screening Charles Dickens' England, presented and narrated by Derek Jacobi - a journey through the places, buildings, towns, cities and villages where Dickens lived or found inspiration. To coincide with the series, this 256 page book featuring 300 photographs and illustrations will be published, bringing together for the very first time all the of the most important places, towns and cities that were the inspiration for some of the most famous settings in literature.

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