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Richard Grant White
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Recollections of James T. Fields
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Library of Congress Dickens’s Great Expectations
“The idea of an innocent boy establishing unconsciously an immense influence over the mind of a hunted felon … haunted Dickens’s imagination until he gathered round it a whole new world of characters and incidents.”
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Dickens's American Notes
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Dickens's Hard Times
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Oliver Twist
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Dickens and the Pickwick Papers
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Shoddy
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Hooker
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Bacon: Ii
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Bacon: I
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Sidney and Raleigh
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Spenser
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Beaumont and Fletcher, Massinger, and Ford
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Minor Elizabethan Dramatists
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Ben Jonson
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Hospital Memories: I
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The Growth, Limitations, and Toleration of Shakespeare's Genius
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Shakespeare, the Man and the Dramatist
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The Genius of Dickens
