David Copperfield | Style
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David Copperfield was serialized in monthly, one-shilling installments from May 1849 to November 1850. Dickens knew that serialization affected his audience’s reading experience. He carefully constructed these installments so that each part relates to other parts and constitutes a complete unit in itself. He was concerned not only with David Copperfield’s installment arrangement, but also with the design of each installment’s chapters, the only narrative units over which he had full control.
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