ERRATA. VOL. II. Page 84, line 35. For "South Kensington
Book II. Continued.
THE LETTERS OF CHARLES DICKENS.
1857 NARRATIVE. This was a very full year in many ways. In
Book III. 1858 TO 1870
1858 NARRATIVE. All through this year, Charles Dickens was
1859 NARRATIVE. During the winter, Charles Dickens was living
1860 NARRATIVE. This winter was the last spent at Tavistock
1861
1862 NARRATIVE. At the beginning of this year, Charles Dickens
1863 NARRATIVE. At the beginning of this year, Charles Dickens
1864 NARRATIVE. Charles Dickens was, as usual, at Gad's Hill,
1865 NARRATIVE. For this spring a furnished house in Somer's
1866 NARRATIVE. The furnished house hired by Charles Dickens in
1867 NARRATIVE. As the London and provincial readings were to
1868 NARRATIVE. Charles Dickens remained in America through the
1869 NARRATIVE. The "Farewell Readings" in town and country
1870 NARRATIVE. Charles Dickens passed his last Christmas and
TWO LAST LETTERS.
INDEX.
THE END.
THE LETTERS
OF
THE LETTERS
OF
CHARLES DICKENS.
EDITED BY
HIS SISTER-IN-LAW AND HIS ELDEST DAUGHTER.
In Two Volumes.
VOL. II.
1857 to 1870.
London:
CHAPMAN AND HALL, 193, PICCADILLY.
1880.
[The Right of Translation is Reserved.]
CHARLES DICKENS AND EVANS,
CRYSTAL PALACE PRESS.
