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he moved to Chatham when he was 5 years old
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He went to school
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As a teenager, she spent her time working as an assistant lawyer, frequenting British Museum libraries, learning shorthand, and eventually writing the Morning Chronicle
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Thanks to the works that he was publishing, Dickens was gaining prestige. He was decorated as an adopted son of the city of Edinburgh and traveled to the United States of America where he was most welcomed.
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in 1850 he founded Household Words
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By 1850 Dickens's health had worsened, compounded by the death of his father, daughter and sister.
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He toured the United States of America in 1867, and in 1870 saw the first monthly installment of a novel that would never be completed: The Mystery of Edwin Drood.
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On June 8, 1870, Dickens suffered a stroke at home, after a day's work at Edwin Drood. The next day, June 9, five years after the train accident in Staplehurst
