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List of Illustrations vi
Acknowledgements vii
List of Abbreviations ix
Introduction: 'A heap of broken images' 1
'A revelation by which men are to guide themselves': Dickens and Christian Theology 8
'The debilitated old house in the city': London as Haunted House 34
'A great (and dirty) city': London's Dirt and the Terrors of Obscurity 63
'Angel and devil by turns': The Detective Figure in Bleak House 91
'A road of ashes': London's Railway and the Providential Timetable 118
'The secrets of the river': The Thames within London 148
'A dream of demon heads and savage eyes': Dickens' Metropolitan Crowd 178
Conclusion: 'What is the city over the mountains' 211
Notes 223
Bibliography 236
Index 241
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