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Introduction
Section One: General
1. Society and the Individual
2.The Change of Heart (I)
3. The Change of Heart (2)
Section Two: Particular
4. Pickwick Papers
5. Martin Chuzzlewit
6. David Copperfield
7. Great Expectations
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Ruth Anderson
reviewed The moral art of Dickens on October 30, 2016
The moral art of Dickens
A serious academic inquiry into what Trollope and other Victorians meant when they used the term, "gentleman." It's complicated and shifts about depending on the context. Excellent book.
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