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Sketches by Boz by Charles Dickens

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Sketches by Boz
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Publisher: John Macrone
ISBN/ASIN: 157646721X
Number of pages: 384

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Sketches by Boz collected a rich and strange mixture of reportage, observation, fancy and fiction centred on the metropolis. It was Dickens's first book, published when he was twenty-four, and in it we find him walking the London streets, in theatres, pawnshops, law-courts, prisons, along the Thames, and on the omnibus, missing nothing, recording and transforming urban and suburban life into new terrain for literature.

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