<p>In 'Charles Dickens,' G.K. Chesterton presents a seminal biographical evaluation that is as much an examination of the milieu of nineteenth-century England as it is of the life and works of one of its most celebrated authors. With the distinctive blend of insightful critique and spirited prose for which Chesterton is well known, the book divides its focus into two aspects: Dickens's personal life, intricately connected to Victorian society, an...