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The life of England's greatest author, superbly made by unmatched literary biographer Claire Tomalin. When Charles Dickens died in 1870, The Changing Times of London effectively campaigned for his funeral in Westminster Abbey, the ultimate resting-place of England's characters and kings. Hundreds flocked to grieve the very best acknowledged and cherished guy of nineteenth century England. His publications had made them laugh, proven them the greed and squalor of English living, and likewise the ability of individual advantage and the effectiveness of regular people.