How old was Charles Dickins when he became a law clerk?

Answer 1

Answer:Dickens didn't have many true employers during his life. He spent about eight months when he was 12 years old working at Warren's Blacking Factory, applying labels to bottles.

He worked in law offices during his teens, while learning shorthand. He then used it to become a court and political reporter.

But by 24, he was already a successful author and would never work for an employer again.

Answer 2

Dickens became a law clerk in 1827, in the law offices of Ellis and Blackmore. In 1830, he became a court stenographer, and taught himself the difficult method of shorthand used at the time. Once he decided he didn't want to actually practice law, the shorthand enabled him to become a political reporter, in which his legal experience was invaluable. In 1834, Dickens became a political journalist and he traveled all over England to cover election campaigns. His journalism took the form of sketches that would form the book Sketches by Boz. In 1836, Sketches was published and this lead to the serialization of The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club.

Answer 3

How old was Charles Dickins when he became a law clerk?

Answer 4

Dickens' was sent to work at Warren's Blacking Warehouse.

Answer 5

Charles Dickens became a law clerk at the age of 15. He worked at a law office for a brief period before pursuing his passion for writing.

Answer 6

a shoe polish factory

Answer 7

a blacking factory.