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DICKENS, CharlesBiblio.com

The Works of Charles Dickens. The National Edition.

Charles DickensBiblio.com

David Copperfield

1952LZ369142121379FZFine Second Edition and was leather-bound and published / with an Introduction by Norman Collins. For many lovers of the author's works DAVID COPPERFIELD ranks as the finest of his writings. "Of all my books" Dickens declared "I like this the best." With an Introduction by NORMAN COLLINS AND GENERAL EDITOR: G.F.MAINE. George Frederick Maine is a Scottish author and editor. British Literature Theology. Condition: Very Good: VERY GOOD. Light rubbing wear to cover spine and page edges. Leather Bound. Author Charles Dickens 1812-1870 the greatest English novelist of the Victorian age. HISTORY: If David Copperfield has come to be Dickens's "darling" it is because it is the most autobiographical of all his novels. Some of the most painful episodes of his life are barely disguised; others appear indirectly termed "oblique revelations" by Paul Davis. However Dickens himself wrote to Forster that the book is not a pure autobiography but "a very complicated weaving of truth and invention". Between 1845 and 1848 Dickens wrote fragments of autobiography excerpts of which he showed to his wife and John Forster. Then in 1855 he made an attempt at revising it. This was a failure because as he tells his first love Maria Beadnell now Mrs Winter when he began dealing with his youthful love for her "I lost courage and burned the rest". Paul Schlicke points out that in fact not all the pages have gone through the flames and that as Dickens began writing David Copperfield some pages were unearthed. Proof of this is found in the eleventh chapter of the novel: "I begin Life on my own Account and don't like it" where the story of Dickens's experience at the Warren Shoe Factory is told almost verbatim with the only change "Mr Micawber" instead of "my father". John Forster also published substantial extracts relating to this period in Dickens's biography including a paragraph devoted to Wellington House College which corresponds with the second stage of childhood recounted in the novel. Thus Dickens looks back on his painful past already evoked by the martyrdom of Little Paul in Dombey and Son though voiced by an omniscient narrator in that earlier novel. Until Forster published his biography of Dickens in 1872–1874 no one knew that Dickens had worked in a factory as a child not even his wife until Dickens wrote it down and gave the papers to Forster in 1847.The first generations of readers did not know this part of David Copperfield's story began like an incident in the author's life. COLLINS LONDON AND GLASGOW hardcover

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DICKENS CharlesBiblio.com

Works Nonesuch Dickens

19371131881937. DICKENS Charles. The Works Nonesuch Dickens. Bloomsbury: Nonesuch Press 1937-38. Twenty-five volumes including wood-engraved plate in clamshell box uniform with 23 text volumes. Tall octavo original full colored cloth original black morocco spine labels. $8000.The famed Nonesuch Dickens one of the best and most sought-after editions of Dickens works one of only 877 sets produced with hundreds of illustrations reprinted from the original wood- or steel-engraved blocks by various artists including Cruikshank Phiz Graves Stone and Tenniel. This set with an original engraved steel plate for the frontispiece The Tower of the Chimes from The Chimes drawn by Daniel Maclise as well as an accompanying proof print and authentication letter housed in clamshell box uniform with the 23 text volumes and the accompanying volume Nonesuch Dickensiana.Dickens ""in his own realm has always been unrivalled His sleepless imagination exaggerated the comic side of everything and developed the suggestions of reality into humorous idealisms far transcending the proportions of ordinary life"" Baker. The Nonesuch Dickens is regarded as the definitive collected edition. In addition to the novels the set includes two volumes of Collected Papers miscellaneous articles and prefaces three volumes of Letters and a volume of Reprinted Pieces The Uncommercial Traveller and eight stories from the Illustrated Library Edition of 1875. The publishers produced 877 sets because this was the number of original steel plates and wood blocks available to include one with each set. The plate comes with a print made from it and a typed letter of authenticity signed by Arthur Waugh. Some illustrations from lost or destroyed blocks have been replaced with images printed from blocks reproduced photographically from first edition plates; some of the plates from the ""Christmas Books"" are printed in color as they were originally issued. Bound as issued in variously colored cloth bindings designed by Leighton-Straker. With the accompanying volume Nonesuch Dickensiana which includes the article ""Charles Dickens and His Illustrators"" by Arthur Waugh ""A Bibliographical List of the Original Illustrations to the Works of Charles Dickens Being Those Made Under His Supervision"" by Thomas Hatton a Retrospectus of Dickens' works and a Prospectus for the Nonesuch Dickens. Blank front free endpaper in Bleak House excised. Owner signatures in Nonesuch Dickensiana only.Interiors fine mild toning occasional faint soiling to spines of original cloth. Near-fine condition. hardcover

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