DICKENS in BYRON'S CHAIR: AUTHENTICITY, AUTHOR PORTRAITS, and NINETEENTH-CENTURY VISUAL CULTURE

Abstract

Dickens's comic account of a charity dinner for the Indigent Orphans' Friends Benevolent Institution in his sketch Public Dinners (Sketches by 'Boz') is illustrated in the 1838 serial and 1839 volume editions with the image in Figure 2.