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To read Charles Dickens is an important undertaking. Mr. Dickens was one of the most important writers of the 19th century. His work was at its most popular during the American Civil War. All of Europe was going through great social upheaval during this time period. Mr. Dickens was quite adept at revealing the social separation and class divides of the industrial revolution. He wrote movingly of poverty, lack of education, lack of sanitation, and the lack of education for the common person.David Copperfield is one of his most important works. Each of us should be able to speak knowledgeably of at least one of Mr. Dickens' works. Charles Dickens was one of the greatest developers of characterization. When he described a character he did it with such intent and skill that you will always remember the peop⁷le who inhabited his stories. This WebQuest will give you an insight to the story as well as the insight into this 19th century writerIt is the desire of this teacher that this undertaking by you will create a hunger to seek out some of the other wonderful works of Mr. Dickens. If you have ever seen or read the Christmas Carol, you have already been captured by his spell binding gift of story telling.If you are considering going to law school or any of the sociology fields a very interesting novel to read is The Bleak House. This astonishing novel weaves through the corridors of court house after court house with questions of custody of children, ambiguous legal documents, and conspiracy among litigants. Our court system of today based on British law is not so very different as it was during the time of The Bleak House. Dickens was eventually sent to the Wellington House Academy in Camden Town, where he remained until March 1827, having spent about two years there. He did not consider it to be a good school: "Much of the haphazard, desultory teaching, poor discipline punctuated by the headmaster's sadistic brutality, the seedy ushers and general run-down atmosphere, are embodied in Mr Creakle's Establishment in David Copperfield."Dickens worked at the law office of Ellis and Blackmore, attorneys, of Holborn Court, Gray's Inn, as a junior clerk from May 1827 to November 1828. He was a gifted mimic and impersonated those around him: clients, lawyers and clerks. He went to theatres obsessively: he claimed that for at least three years he went to the theatre every day. His favourite actor was Charles Mathews and Dickens learnt his "monopolylogues" (farces in which Mathews played every character) by heart.Then, having learned Gurney's system of shorthand in his spare time, he left to become a freelance reporter. A distant relative, Thomas Charlton, was a freelance reporter at Doctors' Commons and Dickens was able to share his box there to report the legal proceedings for nearly four years. This education was to inform works such as Nicholas Nickleby, Dombey and Son and especially Bleak House, whose vivid portrayal of the machinations and bureaucracy of the legal system did much to enlighten the general public and served as a vehicle for dissemination of Dickens's own views regarding, particularly, the heavy burden on the poor who were forced by circumstances to "go to law".In 1830, Dickens met his first love, Maria Beadnell, thought to have been the model for the character Dora in David Copperfield.