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Charles Dickens
Born 7th February of 1812 in Landport, Portsmouth
he was an english writer. He created one of the most famous fiction characters and many people consider him the best novelist of victorian time. -
1822
within 10 years he moved to London with his family -
The Blacking factory
He started to work in a shoe factory , where he met the hard conditions of the humble people working. (much of his stories are based on this experience) -
1827
After spending two years in a private school, he began working as a lawyer but he already aspired to be a journalist. -
Dinner at Poplar Walk
Dickens published his first story in a monthly magazine of December. -
Catherine hogart
he got married to Catherine Hogart -
sketches by boz
Dickens published a series of sketchs entitled Sketches by Boz in 1836. -
The Pickwick Papers
Dickens published his first novel in serial form, The Pickwick Papers. -
Oliver Twist
The serial publication of all his novels created a special relationship with his audience. -
1842
These first novels provided him with enormous popular success and gave him a certain renown among the upper and educated classes, for which he was received with great honors in the United States. -
A Christmas carol
After the failure of his previous novel, he published one of his most famous stories, with which he regained public acceptance. -
Martin Chuzzlewit
Published a novel that criticized the vices of the old world that was a total failure since it was outrageous to the United States -
Divorce
He had 10 children with his wife , but he had difficulties in his marriage and that led him to divorce.their divorce caused a controversy.
the cause of his divorce was that he was dating a young actress, Ellen Teman. -
1867
Charles started a tour in the united states. Many people recognized his work -
Death
On his last tour of England, Scotland, and Ireland, Dickens met the queen Elizabeth but on April 22, 1869 he suffered a mild stroke he collapse and h e began writing another novel.
But one year later He death suddenly in June.