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Facts text about charles dickens (200-400 words)

Answer 1

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Charles Dickens was forced to work at a young age. ...

Another job taught Charles Dickens how to write. ...

Charles Dickens published works under a pseudonym. ...

Charles Dickens's fame kept a certain idiom alive. ...

Charles Dickens might have had epilepsy.

One of Dickens's most unusual hobbies was a fascination for taxidermy, or the preservation of dead animals' bodies. Dickens was a great animal lover and in common with a growing number of Victorians liked to keep pets.

As well as writing 15 novels, numerous short stories, biographies and editing journals, Dickens had a number of hobbies and interests. The supernatural was a particular favourite of Charles Dickens. He was allegedly a member of the London Ghost Club, an organisation which investigated cases of hauntings.

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Answer 2

1. Charles Dickens' father had a habit of spending more than the family had and this was the reason he was sent to debtor's prison when Charles was young.
2. Charles first job, when he was only 12, was to put labels on blacking. Blacking was used to clean fireplaces, and he was paid a mere six shillings a week for his work.
3. Charles returned to school when his father received an inheritance, but by the age of 15 he was again forced to quit work to help support the family.
4. In 1833 Charles began sending submissions to magazines under the name Boz. His first published book was Sketches by Boz.
5. Charles married Catherine Hogarth and together they had 10 children. In 1958 they separated.
6. Charles Dickens started editing a magazine called Bentley's Miscellany where he began publishing Oliver Twist.
7. Oliver Twist was the first Victorian-era novel with a child as the main character.
8. In 1842 Charles Dickens visited the United States and Canada with his wife. During his trip to the United States Charles tried to petition Congress about the piracy of his work in the U.S. but he was unsuccessful.
9. In 1843 Charles Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol, which would go on to become a classic Christmas story, subsequently turned into several movies.
10. Most of the novels written by Charles Dickens were serialized in magazines before being published in book form. This was very common at the time.