Catalogue of An Exhibition of the Works of Charles Dickens, January 23d to March 8th

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184a. Royal Literary Fund. | A Summary Of Facts, I [Five lines] | Together With I A Report of the Proceedings of the last Annual Meeting, | March 12, 1858 I . . .
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The committee's answer, containing a report of Dickens's speech, in which he stated that he had written the preceding, "in conjunction with two friends." 185 Royal Literary Fund. | The Answer I To I The Committee's Summary of "Facts." I By I C. ...W. Dilke, Charles Dickens, And | John Forster. | Lon- don: J Bradbury And Evans, 11, Bou- verie Street. | 1858.
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135 y Google THE WORKS OF DICKENS ALL THE YEAR ROUND, 1859-1870 This successor to Household Words, 1850-59, was also edited by Dickens, whose most important works to ap- pear in it were A Tale of Two Cities and Great Expectations. Other con- tributors were Wilkie Collins, Charles Reade and Lord Lytton. The extra Christmas numbers continued to be issued for nine years.

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