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'''Charles Dickens''' used magic to entertain and enlighten children of all ages during his career while traveling around the globe.<ref>http://www.hampelsmagichistory.com/</ref><ref>Charles Dickens and His Magic by [[James B. Findlay]] (1962)</ref> | '''Charles Dickens''' used magic to entertain and enlighten children of all ages during his career while traveling around the globe.<ref>http://www.hampelsmagichistory.com/</ref><ref>Charles Dickens and His Magic by [[James B. Findlay]] (1962)</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:08, 9 February 2012
Charles Dickens | |
Born | Charles John Huffam Dickens February 7, 1812 Portsmouth, England |
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Died | June 9, 1870 (age 58) Kent, England |
Resting place | Poets' Corner, Westminster Abbey |
Charles Dickens used magic to entertain and enlighten children of all ages during his career while traveling around the globe.[1][2]
David Copperfield used Charles Dickens' book of the same name as inspiration for his stage name.
References
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- ↑ http://www.hampelsmagichistory.com/
- ↑ Charles Dickens and His Magic by James B. Findlay (1962)