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Dickens and Tolstoy: Dickens in Russia

Dickens Studies Annual
ABSTRACT Charles Dickens and Leo Tolstoy came from different backgrounds and lived in different parts of the world, yet Dickens’s literary influence on Russian novelists is immense and Leo Tolstoy’s love of Dickens is undeniable in his letters, memoirs, and diaries.
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Dickens

Books Abroad, 1947
Stewart C. Wilcox, Léon Lemonnier
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Dickens

The Australian Quarterly, 1935
Lilian Herrick-Knowles, Andre Maurois, Hamish Miles   +2 more
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Dickens

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1991
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DICKENS

2023
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Charles Dickens at Christmas at 200

Lancet, The, 2012
Stephen M Lawrie
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Charles Dickens: Dickens's Railway accident

Notes and Queries, 1912
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Dickens's nightmare: dreams, memory and trauma

Interface Focus, 2020
Melissa Dickson
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Dickens thickens? Thickened Dickens? Dickens' chickens?

The West Virginia medical journal, 2010
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Dickens, the suspended quotation and the corpus

Language and Literature, 2012
Michaela A Mahlberg
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