Dickens' Anti-Hypocrisy Views and the Governor Air Jamaica Controversy

This chapter explores Charles Dickens' views on hypocrisy and how they are reflected in his works. It discusses his initial love for America, his repulsion towards slavery, and the theme of anti-hypocrisy. The chapter also touches on the Governor Air Jamaica controversy and the importance of having a vision despite hypocrisy.

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