June 9, 1865
Charles Dickens was in a train accident on June 9, 1865, with his mistress Ellen Ternan. The train derailed near Staplehurst in Kent, England, resulting in several deaths and injuries. Dickens helped the wounded and then continued to London where he assisted in directing rescue efforts.
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No, but on 9 June 1865, he and Ellen Ternan (his alleged mistress) were returning from France when they were involved in the Staplehurst train wreck, in which seven cars were derailed. Neither was hurt, although Dickens said he suffered from pain as a result for the rest of his life.
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The train crash occurred due to a defective axle on the train, causing it to derail. Charles Dickens and Ellen Ternan survived with injuries, but the incident was kept quiet to avoid scandal and protect Ternan's reputation as Dickens' mistress.
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