Contributions to All the Year Round
1859
The pieces Dickens wrote himself for All the Year Round, the weekly he founded in 1859 after breaking with his publishers, beginning with the announcement that folded Household Words into it. Short satirical papers on criminal law, beer, and provincial newspapers sit beside a remonstrance defending Leigh Hunt.
- Announcement in “Household Words” of the Approaching Publication of “All the Year Round”
- The Poor Man and His Beer
- Five New Points of Criminal Law
- Leigh Hunt: a Remonstrance
- The Tattlesnivel Bleater
- The Young Man from the Country
- An Enlightened Clergyman
- Rather a Strong Dose
- The Martyr Medium
- The Late Mr. Stanfield
- A Slight Question of Fact
- Landor’s Life
- Address Which Appeared Shortly Previous to the Completion of the Twentieth Volume (1868), Intimating a New Series of “All the Year Round”