CHARLES DICKENS AS A LETTER-WRITER, AND AS A POET.  I.—AS A POET.

Speeches: Literary and Social is a collection of speeches given by Charles Dickens in various settings, including banquets, public gatherings, and charitable events. It includes Dickens' thoughts on literature, society, and philanthropy, as well as his personal experiences as a writer and public figure. With his signature wit and charm, Dickens addresses topics such as education, poverty, and the importance of reading, while also sharing anecdotes and reflections on his own life. This book provides a fascinating glimpse into the mind and personality of one of the greatest writers in English literature. (Summary by Bryn Roberts)

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CHARLES DICKENS AS A LETTER-WRITER, AND AS A POET. I.—AS A POET.

CHARLES DICKENS AS A LETTER-WRITER, AND AS A POET. I.—AS A POET.