General
- Dickens's hostile attitude towards contemporary political economists
- Dickens's "A Walk in a Workhouse" (1850)
- The Evolution of Victorian Capitalism and Great Expectations
- Victorian Economics: An Overview
- Sympathy for the Poor and Christmas Present — An Introduction with Discussion Questions
Dickens as Professional Author (and Editor)
- How Did Nineteenth-Century British and American Authors Get Paid?
- Dickens Wrote for Money!
- The Professional Author as Identity
- The Economic Context of Dickens's Great Expectations
- Charles Dickens as he appeared when giving a public reading of his works
- Dickens and Copyright
- Nineteenth-Century British and American Copyright Law:
- Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century International Copyright Conventions
- Dickens's 1842 Reading Tour: Launching the Copyright Question in Tempestuous Seas
- Dickens's 1867-68 Reading Tour: Re-Opening the Copyright Question
- Dickens, Slavery, and Abolitionism
Material Conditions of Publication
- Revolutionary Pickwick: Modern Authorship, Mass Audience, and the Victorian Publishing Industry
- Publishing in Parts, Periodicals, and Dickens's Working Methods
- The Tauchnitz Edition of A Christmas Carol in "The Collection of British and American Authors"
- The Economic Context of Dickens's Great Expectations
- All the Year Round Installments of Great Expectations
- Volume Publication (needed)
- The Circulation of Great Expectations and Dickens's other Work
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Last modified 15 January 2019