Winston Churchill | Blood, Toil, Tears & Sweat | 4

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Charles Dickens | Hard Times | 1

A young Charles is filled with imagination and ambition, but his childhoodwith humiliation and uncertainty. His father is in and out of debtors’ prison and he is forced to sacrifice his education for a string of menial jobs to make ends meet. But he discovers he has a skill. He c ...  Show more

Charles Dickens | Dickensmania | 2

Dickens’ star is on the rise. Sketches by Boz is a success and he publishes The Pickwick Papers, Oliver Twist and more. Plus, he is a hit on both sides of the Atlantic with ‘Dickensmania’ sweeping the United States. But there is tragedy at home. And when his new novel doesn’t do ...  Show more

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