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Altick, Richard D., Victorian People and Ideas, Norton, 1973, pp. 117, 166.
Arnold, Matthew, “Mr. Creakle and the Irish,” in David Copperfield, Norton Critical Edition, edited by Jerome H. Buckley, Norton, 1990, pp. 783, 784, 785; originally published in Irish Essays, Smith Elder, 1882.
Bloom, Harold, Genius: A Mosaic of One Hundred Exemplary Creative Minds, Warner Books, 2002, pp. 776, 777.
Brown, E. K., “The Art of ‘The Crowded Novel,’” in David Copperfield, Norton Critical Edition, edited by...
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