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Legacy
Dickens: Fame and Disillusionment
This chapter explores Charles Dickens' tumultuous experience during his 1842 tour in America as he grapples with his newfound celebrity status and the overwhelming attention from fans. It addresses the complexity of his views on slavery and race, alongside the criticisms of colonialism that highlight the contradictions in his advocacy. Additionally, the chapter unveils Dickens's financial struggles and personal growth as he channels his disillusionment into a new literary endeavor aimed at addressing social issues.
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