London in the Time of Dickens

Exploring Victorian London, the city that inspired Charles Dickens's literary masterpieces.

Dickens's contradictions reflect London's unfolding law and order debates.

The study explores the appeal of the Victorian domestic ideal and delves into its primarily fictional nature.

Dickens' novels often focus on vulnerable young characters, that allow him to add depth to his critiques.

Examining the dramatic changes to nature in 19th century London and its significance.

Dickens's work captures the muck-laden streets and "pea soup" fogs of London through his vivid descriptions.