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In its pages
one that comprehends it not as a punishment for man’s physical shortcomings
the meaning of the “monastic life” is a moot point
he took with him
because I am meek
Charles Dickens Bourke In its pagesBy G. K. Chesterton There is no better critic of Dickens, wrote T. S. Eliot in 1927, than Mr. Chesterton. An additional century of literary criticism notwithstanding, that judgment still resounds with the ring of truth. Charles Dickens: A Critical Study, which first appeared in print in 1906, offers compelling evidence in support of Eliots claim. An absorbing blend of biography and literary analysis, delivered in Chestertons inimitable style, the
