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"Whether
I shall turn out to be the hero of
my life, or whether that station will be held
by
anybody else, these pages must show."
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The following books will introduce you to David Copperfield,
who said these words in Charles Dickens's David Copperfield.
To order a book, or for more information, follow the title links to Amazon.com,
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characters. For related books, see Scrooge.
- Dickens, Charles. David
Copperfield (World's Classics). Oxford University
Press, 1997.
- Includes eight original illustrations by
"Phiz" (Hablot Browne), as well as an
appendix of Dickens's working notes.
- Bloom, Harold (Ed.). David
Copperfield (Major Literary Characters). Chelsea
House, 1992.
- Bloom (Introduction) compares David to Stephen
Dedalus in Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist
as a Young Man. The best essay in the
collection is Gwendolyn Needham's "The
Undisciplined Heart of David Copperfield,"
in which she discerns his weakness and the key to
his maturation.
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