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Contributions to All The Year Round
by Charles, 1812-1870 [Editor] Dickens
- Pages
- about 81
- Category
- Literature & Fiction
- Language
- English
- Reading time
- 89 min at 250 wpm
From the opening
“Nine years of Household Words, are the best practical assurance that
can be offered to the public, of the spirit and objects of All the Year
Round.
“In transferring myself, and my strongest energies, from the publication
that is about to be discontinued, to the publication that is about to be
begun, I have the happiness of taking with me the staff of writers with
whom I have laboured, and all the literary and business co-operation that
can make my work a pleasure. In some important respects, I am now free
greatly to advance on past arrangements. Those, I leave to testify for
themselves in due course.
“That fusion of the graces of the imagination with the realities of life,
which is vital to the welfare of any community, and for which I have
striven from week to week as honestly as I could during the last nine
years, will continue to be striven for “all the year round”. The old
weekly cares and duties become things of the Past, merely to be assumed,
with an increased love for them and brighter hopes springing out of them,
in the Present and the Future.
“I look, and plan, for a very much wider circle of readers, and yet again
for a steadily expanding circle of readers, in the projects I hope to
carry through “all the year round”. And I feel confident that this
expectation will be realized, if it deserve realization.
“The task of my new journal is set, and it will steadily try to work the
task out. Its pages shall show to what good purpose their motto is
remembered in them, and with how much of fidelity and earnestness they
tell
Since this was issued, the Journal itself has come into existence, and
has spoken for itself five weeks. Its fifth Number is published to-day,
and its circulation, moderately stated, trebles that now relinquished in
Household Words.
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