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Miscellaneous Papers
Charles Dickens
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Upon the best calculation I can make, this is going on, as I have said, in the proportion of about two families and a fraction in four. In one more family and a fraction out of the same number, efforts are being made to reduce the children to a state of nature; and to inculcate, at a tender age, the love of raw flesh, train oil, new rum, and the acquisition of scalps. Wild and outlandish dances are also in vogue (you will have observed the prevailing rage for the Polka); and savage cries and whoops are much indulged in (as you may discover, if you doubt it, in the House of Commons any night). Nay, some persons, Mr. Hood; and persons of some figure and distinction too; have already succeeded in breeding wild sons; who have been publicly shown in the Courts of Bankruptcy, and in police- offices, and in other . . . Read More
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I'm really not sure how to review this one! Dickens is one of those writers who feels 'untouchable', clearly he was very clever and knew what his audience at the time wanted. For a modern reader this collection of satirical pieces/angry letters to newspapers feels a bit impenetrable. There is certai