Volume 1. 1820-1839: The Pilgrim Edition, Volume 1: 1820-1839 (Dickens: Letters Pilgrim Edition) - Hardcover

Dickens, Charles

9780198114475: Volume 1. 1820-1839: The Pilgrim Edition, Volume 1: 1820-1839 (Dickens: Letters Pilgrim Edition)

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0198114478 ISBN 13: 9780198114475

Publisher: OUP Oxford, 1982

The widely acclaimed Pilgrim edition of The Letters of Charles Dickens has contributed vastly to our knowledge of Dickens's life, personality, friendships, and preoccupations. The complete 12-volume set is now available at a specially reduced price.

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Review:

"The editors have done a miraculous job in the face of such an embarrassment of riches, and as a result they have set an example of literary scholarship to which all of us may aspire."

"It teems with...lovely squiggles of detail. At times we seem to breathe the very air of mid-Victorian London....It confirms what the Pilgrim editors should never tire of hearing, that this is one of the great undertakings of modern scholarship."

Praise for the series and individual volumes: "The editors have done a miraculous job in the face of such an embarrassment of riches, and as a result they have set an example of literary scholarship to which all of us may aspire."--Peter Ackroyd, The Times, (London)
"It teems with...lovely squiggles of detail. At times we seem to breathe the very air of mid-Victorian London.... It confirms what the Pilgrim editors should never tire of hearing, that this is one of the great undertakings of modern scholarship."--Anthony Quinn, Observer
"What distinguishes the Pilgrim edition is that it is enormous fun to read. Its bulging footnotes expose the whole cavalcade of Victorian life, the scandals and personalities, the circuses, theatres, fashions, politics and crimes, the social sweep from slum to palace. But most captivating of all is
Dickens's personality, which fizzes and sparkles on every page.... Like its predecessors, this new volume of the Pilgrim edition is a model of imaginative scholarship."--John Carey, Sunday Times
"[A] towering and meticulously edited series, which every learned library, every literary historian, must find indispensable."--Alethea Hayter, Times Literary Supplement
"Each volume of this edition wins acclaim as it appears, and it is right that it should do so. Kathleen Tillotson, Graham Storey and their team are deserving of every word of praise accorded to them for their meticulous and wide-ranging research."--Claire Tomalin, London Review of Books
Praise for the series and individual volumes: "The editors have done a miraculous job in the face of such an embarrassment of riches, and as a result they have set an example of literary scholarship to which all of us may aspire."--Peter Ackroyd, The Times, (London)
"It teems with...lovely squiggles of detail. At times we seem to breathe the very air of mid-Victorian London.... It confirms what the Pilgrim editors should never tire of hearing, that this is one of the great undertakings of modern scholarship."--Anthony Quinn, Observer
"What distinguishes the Pilgrim edition is that it is enormous fun to read. Its bulging footnotes expose the whole cavalcade of Victorian life, the scandals and personalities, the circuses, theatres, fashions, politics and crimes, the social sweep from slum to palace. But most captivating of all is
Dickens's personality, which fizzes and sparkles on every page.... Like its predecessors, this new volume of the Pilgrim edition is a model of imaginative scholarship."--John Carey, Sunday Times
"[A] towering and meticulously edited series, which every learned library, every literary historian, must find indispensable."--Alethea Hayter, Times Literary Supplement
"Each volume of this edition wins acclaim as it appears, and it is right that it should do so. Kathleen Tillotson, Graham Storey and their team are deserving of every word of praise accorded to them for their meticulous and wide-ranging research."--Claire Tomalin, London Review of Books
Praise for the series and individual volumes: "The editors have done a miraculous job in the face of such an embarrassment of riches, and as a result they have set an example of literary scholarship to which all of us may aspire."--Peter Ackroyd, The Times, (London)
"It teems with...lovely squiggles of detail. At times we seem to breathe the very air of mid-Victorian London.... It confirms what the Pilgrim editors should never tire of hearing, that this is one of the great undertakings of modern scholarship."--Anthony Quinn, Observer
"What distinguishes the Pilgrim edition is that it is enormous fun to read. Its bulging footnotes expose the whole cavalcade of Victorian life, the scandals and personalities, the circuses, theatres, fashions, politics and crimes, the social sweep from slum to palace. But most captivating of all is
Dickens's personality, which fizzes and sparkles on every page.... Like its predecessors, this new volume of the Pilgrim edition is a model of imaginative scholarship."--John Carey, Sunday Times
"[A] towering and meticulously edited series, which every learned library, every literary historian, must find indispensable."--Alethea Hayter, Times Literary Supplement
"Each volume of this edition wins acclaim as it appears, and it is right that it should do so. Kathleen Tillotson, Graham Storey and their team are deserving of every word of praise accorded to them for their meticulous and wide-ranging research."--Claire Tomalin, London Review of Books

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