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For more information contact:  \nBloom’s literary criticism  \nan imprint of infobase Publishing  \n132 West 31st street new York nY 10001  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \ncharles dickens / [edited by] harold Bloom.  \n[p. cm](p. cm).—(Bloom’s classic critical views) includes bibliographical references and index.  \nisBn-13: 978-0-7910-9558-4 (acid-free paper)  \nisBn-10: 0-7910-9558-4 (acid-free paper) 1. dickens, charles, 1812–1870—criticism and interpretation. i. Bloom, harold.  \nPr4588.c3585 2007 823’.8—dc22  \n2007019858  \nBloom’s literary criticism books are available at special discounts when purchased in bulk quantities for businesses, associations, institutions, or sales promotions. Please call our special sales department in new York at (212) 967-8800 or (800) 322-8755.  \nYou can find Bloom’s literary criticism on the World Wide Web at [http://www.chelseahouse.com](http://www.chelseahouse.com)  \n[series design by erika k. arroyo](series design by erika k. arroyo)[ ](series design by erika k. arroyo)cover design by Takeshi Takahashi  \nPrinted in the United states of america Bang eJB 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 This book is printed on acid-free paper.  \nall links and Web addresses were checked and verified to be correct at the time of publication. Because of the dynamic nature of the Web, some addresses and links may have changed since publication and may no longer be valid.  \nContents  \nQ QQ  \nSeries Introduction ix  \nIntroduction by Harold Bloom xi  \nBiography xiii  \nPersonal 3  \nThomas carlyle (1840) 5  \nPhilip hone (1842) 6  \nrichard henry dana (1842) 6  \nFrances ann kemble (1842) 7  \nnathaniel hawthorne (1853) 7  \nhans christian andersen (1857) 8  \nJohn Forster (1872–74) 8  \nMamie dickens and Georgina hogarth (1882) 8  \nPercy Fitzgerald “charles dickens as an editor”(1882) 9  \nThomas adolphus Trollope (1888) 9  \nGeneral 11  \nWilliam cullen Bryant (1842) 13  \nelizabeth Barrett Browning (1843) 14  \nedwin P. Whipple “novels and novelists: charles dickens”(1844) 14  \nleigh hunt “To charles dickens”(1849) 17  \nMary russell Mitford (1853) 18  \nGeorge eliot (1856) 18  \nralph Waldo emerson “literature”(1856) 19  \nJohn ruskin (1856) 19  \nPeter Bayne “The Modern novel: dickens—Bulwer—Thackeray”(1857) 20  \nvi contents  \nWalter Bagehot “charles dickens”(1858) 21  \ndavid Masson (1859) 38  \nWalter savage landor “dickens”(1863) 39  \nalexander smith “On Vagabonds”(1863) 40  \nhenry James (1865) 41  \ncharles eliot norton “charles dickens”(1868) 46  \nF.B. Perkins (1870) 47  \nGeorge henry lewes “dickens in relation to criticism”(1872) 48  \nedward FitzGerald (1874) 56  \nharriet Martineau (1877) 56  \nJustin Mccarthy (1879–80) 58  \nalgernon charles swinburne “dickens”(1882) 58  \nadolphus William Ward (1882) 59  \nanthony Trollope (1883) 61  \nedwin P. Whipple “in dickens-land”(1887) 63  \nrobert louis stevenson (1888) 64  \nW.e. henley “dickens”(1890) 67  \nWilliam dean howells (1891) 70  \nW.h. Mallock “are scott, dickens, and Thackeray Obsolete?”(1892) 70  \nFrederic harrison “charles dickens”(1895) 72  \nWilliam samuel lilly “dickens”(1895) 80  \ndavid christie Murray (1897) 81  \nherbert Paul “The apotheosis of the novel”(1897) 83  \nGeorge Gissing “humour","cbCaiev4nAb4cPH1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiev4nAb4cPH1","pdf",2001539,240,"English","# Series Introduction\n## Introduction by Harold Bloom\n## Biography\n# Personal\n## Thomas Carlyle (1840)\n## Philip Hone (1842)\n## Richard Henry Dana (1842)\n## Frances Anne Kemble (1842)\n## Nathaniel Hawthorne (1853)\n## Hans Christian Andersen (1857)\n## John Forster (1872–74)\n## Mamie Dickens and Georgina Hogarth (1882)\n## Percy Fitzgerald “Charles Dickens as an Editor” (1882)\n## Thomas Adolphus Trollope (1888)\n# General\n## William Cullen Bryant (1842)\n## Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1843)\n## Edwin P. 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