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some of the .... Dickens later used the prison as a setting in Little Dorrit. To pay for 
his ... prison. Under the Insolvent Debtors Act, Dickens arranged for payment of 
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published in monthly parts between December 1855 and June 1857, and 
illustrated by his ..... will see the figure of St George, see that his foot is resting on 
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him, and were filled with the figures of men, women and many children, all with 
light on ..... example, in a letter in 1857 Dickens wrote he said that he 'performed 
his... [DOC] [TLE] Dickens, Charles 1812-1870 - Dictionary definition of Dickens ... [PAR] Dickens not only wrote novels which became classics of English literature in his 
... When his debts became insupportable, John was sent to Marshalsea, the 
London debtors' prison. .... Little Dorrit (novel) 1857 .... The workhouse that 
Dickens took on in Oliver Twist was one of the most prominent liberal programs of 
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After only a few months in Marshalsea, John Dickens' paternal grandmother, 
Elizabeth. Dickens .... Bleak House (185253), Hard Times (1854) and Little 
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Question: Marshalsea is a debtor's prison that figures prominently in this "little" 1857 Dickens classic
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