Charles Dickens introduces parts of his life, thoughts and feelings into his books, and Great Expectations especially brings forward how much hard work he had to put in to become a writer. Charles Dickens had both poverty and education in his life and wanted to put across to the rest of Britain that it could be better, and that something must be done about it...
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He also puts forward other things such as his hatred for imprisonment for those who couldn’t pay off debts and not given the chance to. Pip and Joe were very close and enjoyed doing most things together, but when he starts his education in London to become a gentleman, he sees very little of him as he is a far distance away and it is expensive to travel...
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Hard Times-Charles Dickens Straight away he went over to them and told them to get home immediately. Mr Gradgrind walked them home and in to the living room. In the room already were Mr Bounderby and Mrs Gradgrind...	5 / 1384
Hard Times By Charles Dickens The children were scolded for being curious, but seeds were planted into their minds of how there was more to life than what they had been taught. Furthermore, Tom, a usually well-behaved child, began to rebel after this incident...	3 / 700
Hard Times He looked around and saw his son Tom and his daughter Louisa watching the circus performers. Straight away he went over to them and told them to get home immediately...	5 / 1400
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