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Part 1 (No. 465) Spring 2005
| Editorial |
3 |
| Notes on Contributors |
4 |
| Centenary Reminiscences: Dickens and The
Dickensian A. S. BYATT, MICHAEL SLATER, ANDREW SANDERS, MARGARET REYNOLDS |
5 |
| Mary Braddon, Literary Critic: Introduction to a
'Costly' Edition of Little Dorrit GABRIELLE MALCOLM |
15 |
| Dickens, Eric Crozier and Benjamin Britten: An
Opera That Might Have Been NICHOLAS CLARK |
27 |
| Revisions to Sketches by Boz PAUL SCHLICKE |
29 |
| Listening to Dickens: An Audio Review TORU SASAKI |
39 |
| The Activities of the Chancery Reform Association
and Dickens's Writing of 'A December Vision': Part II MASAKO UCHIDA |
46 |
| Letters to the Editor 'Mrs Read' and The Wellfleet Mystery; Dickens, Ellen and the illegitimate child |
58 |
| Book Reviews | |
| ANDREW SANDERS on biographies of Joseph Paxton and Henry Cole | 60 |
| PETER MERCHANT on Dickens Studies Annual 34 | 62 |
| JEREMY TAMBLING on Imagining London | 64 |
| Exhibition Review | |
| LEON LITVACK on a Dickens Exhibition in Dusseldorf | 67 |
| Radio Review | |
| DONALD HAWES on Michael Eaton's Radio adaptation of Pickwick | 70 |
| Fellowship Notes and News | 73 |
| When Found | Fellowship News | Diary & Branch Lines | |
| Friends of the Charles Dickens Museum | Obituaries |
Part 2 (No. 466) Summer 2005
| Editorial |
99 |
| Notes on Contributors |
100 |
| Monsters in the Classroom: Dickens's Case Against
Industrial Education DAVID PAROISSIEN |
101 |
| The Failure of Plot in Little
Dorrit JOEL J. BRATTIN |
111 |
| Benevolence or Manipulation? The Treatment of Mr
Dick AKIKO TAKEI |
116 |
| No Sich a Person? The Hunt for Fagin PETER ROWLAND |
132 |
| The Letters of Charles Dickens: Supplement
V ANGUS EASSON & MARGARET BROWN |
134 |
| Letters to the Editor Welfleet Mystery again; Margolyes and Republicanism |
159 |
| Book Review | |
| HILARY M. SCHOR on Elizabeth Campbell's Fortune's Wheel | 162 |
| Television Review | |
| DAVID PAROISSIEN on Miriam Margolyes's Dickens in America | 165 |
| Fellowship Notes and News | |
| When Found | Fellowship News | 168 |
| Diary and Branch Lines | Obituaries |
Part 3 (No. 467) Winter 2005
| From the New President | 195 |
| Notes on Contributors | 196 |
| 'The Perils of Certain English Prisoners':
Dickens, Collins, Morley and Central America MICHAEL HOLLINGTON |
197 |
| Dickens and Hood's 'Ode to Rae Wilson, Esq.': Two
Points of Contact RODNEY STENNING EDGECOMBE |
211 |
| 'Worrying to Death' - Reinterpreting Dickens's
Critique of the New Poor Law in Oliver Twist and Contemporary
Adaptations HOLLY FURNEAUX |
213 |
| Pepper's Ghost and A Christmas
Carol ALLAN SUTCLIFFE |
225 |
| The Dickensian goes to the
Cinematograph MICHAEL EATON |
233 |
| Dickens, 'Theatricals' and Oxford English
Dictionary: A Correction DAVID L. GOLD |
240 |
| Letters to the Editor | 242 |
| Book Reviews | |
| NATALIE McKNIGHT on Dickens, Gender and Madness | 243 |
| ROGER SELL on a Collocational Analysis of Dickens's Style | 245 |
| Conferences, Symposia, Talks | |
| VALERIA PURTON & DONALD HAWES on Birkbeck's 'Great Expectations' Day | 248 |
| Film Review | |
| LEON LITVACK on Polanski's Oliver Twist | 252 |
| Fellowship Notes and News | 256 |
| When Found | Fellowship News, Diary and Branch Lines | |
| 2005 Conference Report | Friends of the Museum | Obituaries |
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