Perils of Certain English Prisoners

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The life of Charles Dickens is marked by his rise from humble beginnings to becoming a literary titan of the Victorian era. After leaving school to support his family, he overcame significant obstacles to produce a remarkable body of work, including 15 novels and numerous short stories. His keen social critique and memorable characters have left a lasting impact on literature, earning him recognition as a genius. Dickens' enduring popularity is reflected in the continued readership of his works, which explore themes of social justice and human resilience.