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Charles Dickens isn't the most famous writer from England. William Shakespeare is widely known to hold that title.
Charles Dickens reached fame due to the quality of his works and his productivity within the literary world.
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When did Charles dickens first become famous?
yes
Who is England's most famous writer?
Probably William Shakespeare
Was Charles Dickens one of the first american writers to become popular and famous in his own country?
Charles Dickens became famous in his own country but that country was Britain not America
When did Charles Dickens to the Galapagos?
Charles Dickens did not visit the Galapagos Islands. He was a famous English writer known for his novels such as "Oliver Twist" and "Great Expectations," which were set in England during the 19th century.
What family did Charles Dickens have?
Charles Dickens is an extremely famous author who lived in 19th century England. His family consisted of seven siblings, his wife, and their ten children.
When did Dickens become queen?
Charles Dickens never became queen. He was a famous male author known for his novels such as "Oliver Twist" and "Great Expectations." Queen Victoria was the reigning monarch during Dickens's lifetime.
What was Charles Dickens famous development?
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Where is Havana Cuba where Charles Dickens lived?
Havana is the capital city of Cuba, located on the northern coast of the island. Charles Dickens, the famous British author, lived in London, England, during the 19th century and did not reside in Havana or Cuba.
Who is Charles Dickens and why is he famous?
He was the Author of "OLIVER TWIST"
Who are the famous people in the Victorian period?
Charles dickens
Where is Charles Dickens buired?
he was buried in westminster abbey his wish was to bury him in Rochester Cathedral
Do you have facts about chrles dickens?
Charles Dickens was a famous author from England, who was also a noted social critic. He wrote several well-known novels including A Tale of Two Cities, and Oliver Twist. Dickens lived from 1812 to 1870.
