Charles Dickens
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| Gender | Male |
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| Death | 154 years ago |
| Date of birth | February 7,1812 |
| Zodiac sign | Aquarius |
| Born | Landport |
| Portsmouth | |
| United Kingdom | |
| Date of died | June 9,1870 |
| Died | Gads Hill Place |
| United Kingdom | |
| Plays | A Tale of Two Cities |
| No Thoroughfare | |
| The Frozen Deep | |
| Children | Francis Dickens |
| Kate Perugini | |
| Henry Fielding Dickens | |
| Mary Dickens | |
| Job | Poet |
| Novelist | |
| Playwright | |
| Social Critic | |
| Spouse | Catherine Dickens |
| Siblings | Harriet Dickens |
| Alfred Lamert Dickens | |
| Letitia Dickens | |
| Short stories | A Christmas Carol (Reissue) |
| The Signal-Man | |
| Grandchildren | Mary Angela Dickens |
| Ethel Kate Dickens | |
| Downwards | Charles Dickens |
| A Tale of Two Cities | |
| Oliver Twist | |
| Great Expectations | |
| Current partner | Ellen Ternan |
| Influences | William Shakespeare |
| Victor-Marie Hugo | |
| Victor Hugo | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 403149 |
Hard Times
Bleak House
The Pickwick Papers
Little Dorrit
The Old Curiosity Shop
Dombey and Son
Nicholas Nickleby
Our Mutual Friend
Barnaby Rudge: A Tale of the Riots of Eighty
Sketches by Boz
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
Martin Chuzzlewit
The Signal- Man
The Cricket on the Hearth
The Chimes
American Notes
The Haunted Man and the Ghost's Bargain
A Child's History of England
The Battle of Life
Pictures from Italy
Master Humphrey's Clock
The Uncommercial Traveller
The Works of Charles Dickens
Letters of Charles Dickens
The Life of Our Lord
The Holly- Tree
The Christmas Stories of Charles Dickens
The Mudfog Papers
The Charles Dickens Collection
The Complete Ghost Stories of Charles Dickens
Mugby Junction
Christmas books
David Copperfield & Oliver Twist
Three Ghost Stories
What Christmas Is As We Grow Older
Alle Weihnachtserzählungen
A Message from the Sea
Great Novels of Charles Dickens
The Child's Story
Nobody's Story
A House to Let
El Velo Negro
The Trial for Murder
Magic Fishbone
The Wreck of the Golden Mary
Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy
A Child's Dream of a Star
A Christmas Carol
Oliver Twist
Great Expectations
David Copperfield
Oliver!
The Muppet Christmas Carol
Scrooge
Scrooged
Mickey's Christmas Carol
Great Expectations
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
Christmas Carol: The Movie
Mister Magoo's Christmas Carol
The Pickwick Papers
Little Dorrit
David Copperfield
The Old Curiosity Shop
Oliver & Company
A Tale of Two Cities
Ms. Scrooge
Rich Man's Folly
The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby
The Death of Poor Joe
A Diva's Christmas Carol
Nicholas Nickleby
Scrooge, or, Marley's Ghost
The Adventures of Mr. Pickwick
The Stingiest Man in Town
An American Christmas Carol
A Carol for Another Christmas
Karroll's Christmas
Fitoor
The New Adventures of Oliver
Twist
The Personal History of David Copperfield
Scrooge & Marley
Boy Called Twist
A Christmas Carol
Charles Dickens Life story
Charles John Huffam Dickens was an English novelist and social critic who created some of the world's best-known fictional characters, and is regarded by many as the greatest novelist of the Victorian era.
Biography
Cahrles dickens was born on februray 7.1812 in portsmouth.England.He was the second of eight children born to john and elizabeth dickens.He had five brothers and two sisters.He was a british novelist.Journalist.Editor.Illustrator and scoial commentator.He was one of the most popular writers of his era and his works are still widely read today.Physical Characteristics
Hcarles dickens was a tall man.Standing at 5 feet 10 inches (1.78 m) and weighing raound 170 pounds (77 kg).He had brown eyes and a slim build.Education and Career
Charles dickens was educated at a private school in london.He left school at the age of 15 and began wokring as a law clerk.He later worked as a journalist and editor for various newspapers and magazines.In 1836.He published his first novel.The pickwick papers.Which was an instatn success.He went on to write many more novels.Nicluding oliver twist.A christmas carol.And great expectations.Personal Life
Charles dickens married catherine hogarth in 1836 and they had 10 children together.He later separated from catherine in 1858 and moved to france with his mistress.Ellen ternan.He died on june 9.1870 in gad s hill plcae.Kent.England.Most Important Event
One of the most important events in charles dickens life was the upblication of his novel a christmas carol in 1843.The novel was an nistant success and has since become a classic.It has been adapted into numerous films.Plays.And musicals and is still widely read today.Other Information
Charles dickens zodiac sign was aquarius and his nationality was britihs.He was a prolific writer and is considered one of the greatest novelists of the victorian era.Eh is remembered for his vivid characters.Social criticism.And unique writing style.The Halloween peppermints that poisoned Bradford
... Artist John Leech perhaps became as well-known for his drawing in Punch magazine of a skeleton pounding sugar in a sweet shop as he was for illustrating the first edition of Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol...
Women's Prize for Fiction: Barbara Kingsolver wins for Demon Copperhead
...By Paul GlynnEntertainment reporterThis year s Women s Prize for Fiction has gone to Barbara Kingsolver for Demon Copperhead, a modern reimagining of Charles Dickens David Copperfield...
Knebworth House: The stately home making the most of its film credentials
... " The last time a window came out was for Charles Dickens in the 1860s so he could get an instrument in, " said Lord Cobbold...
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... Great Expectations (BBC One)There have been many adaptations of Charles Dickens classic novel about a young orphan named Pip and his experiences in life and in love...
The Christmas questions you've been searching for
... Charles Dickens loved turkey, and immortalised it as part of British Christmas in his book A Christmas Carol in 1843 - while American TV later made it look delicious in every Thanksgiving episode...
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... To facilitate this expansion, Bengough bought two buildings at the back of the venue: A piano factory dating to 1800, and The Hope & Anchor pub, a regular drinking hole for Charles Dickens...
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Election debate: Five things that Johnson v Corbyn head-to-head
first choice-The Debate between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn , saw a trace of anger, a disturbing amount of laughter, and, fortunately, No Tears .
Here are the five most important moments from the hour-long ITV program:
The NHS and BrexitJeremy Corbyn was always likely to suit Boris Johnson tire claim on his familiar that the NHS will be thrown open to US pharmaceutical giants such as The Price of a post-British EU-deal outlet.
The clock is inscribed this was a Conspiracy Theory in The Past , but the Labour leader, armed with a vision - a revised account of the "secret meetings" had to open the government, with U.S. trade officials, "in which it proposes to our NHS markets, as you call them, to the Americans".
It provoked The First real flare-up of The Debate .
Mr Johnson said it was "absolute nonsense" and "completely untrue", and added, for good measure, "our NHS will never be for Sale ".
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monarchyAnother tense matter for discussion among the politicians, now to Prince Andrew, and the persistent questions about his relationship with American businessman and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein met.
In this debate, The Exchange started innocently enough, with a quickfire question to both leaders about what they thought of the monarchy.
Mr Corbyn faced some Boos, but the applause when he said: "Needs a little improvement. "
But with Prince Andrew ' s-BBC-Newsnight-interview received fresh in the minds of the people, Mr Johnson, a similar answer when he said: "the institution of The monarchy is beyond any doubt. "
The couple were then asked if The Prince himself was beyond reproach, said to Mr Corbyn, should first focus on The Victims .
"I think there are very, very serious questions that must be answered, and no one should be added above The Law ," he said.
Mr Johnson said: "all our sympathies" should be with The Victims of Epstein, before adding: "The Law must surely take its course. "
handshake, the ITV Julie Etchingham encouraged the leader to shake the Hand ofBut the ITV-host Julie Etchingham is trying to solve a new tactic, the ongoing Bad Blood between the rival parties.
you asked to say Mr Johnson and Mr Corbyn, if you would be a "gesture" on the stage, they would ensure that things are not bad over the next three weeks prior to the survey.
And after an uncomfortable glance at each other, one of The Most embarrassing hands came to shake in TV history, as Mr Johnson striding across the stage to hug his rival.
Well, it's the thought that counts.
The laughter was not intended to be, a night of stand-up on ITVIt was pitched as a serious head-to-head debate between The Top dogs in the Conservative and Labour parties.
But there is a considerable amount of laughter was aimed at the two figures on the stage.
Mr Johnson ' s " constant return to the theme of British EU exit prompts a lot of laughs, as it was clear the PM had a message to hammer home.
But Mr Corbyn giggles not to escape to, especially if you are dancing around the question of whether he ever go back or Remain in a future referendum.
We were just glad to see that everyone is having a Good Time .
The Jam The two leaders to share A Love jam appeared - if not much else.As we are on the verge of our first Christmas choice in almost 100 years, it seemed only fitting to have a festive question slot at the end of The Debate .
Asked what you would leave under any trees this year, Mr Corbyn went to get a copy of Charles Dickens ' A Christmas Carol , Mr. Johnson, "could not understand how, evil Scrooge was".
The PM offered his Brexit deal to read well, but when reminded that The Answer to be referring to was not political, he changed jam his response to some of the damson.
"I make My Own jam!", called the Labour leader - Famous for his allotment growing skills.
Maybe just a card, guys.
Remember, the two politicians to be interviewed on Friday as part of a BBC Question Time Special - along with the SNP's Nicola Sturgeon and Lib dem's Jo Swinson and face each other in a head - to-head race on the BBC on 6. December .
boris johnson, conservative party, jeremy corbyn, labour party, brexit
Source of news: bbc.com
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