Mr. Dickens and His Late Publishers

"Mr. Dickens and His Late Publishers." New York Saturday Press. 11 Jun. 1859: 2.

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newspaper

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journalism

Abstract:

An account written by Charles Dickens’ publishers explaining their break with the author on the mutual project Household Words, a weekly magazine that was both informational and entertaining. According to the men, their connection with Words ceased against their will, and was prompted by a randomly published statement from Dickens about his essential differences with the men.

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