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How much did a copy of the first printing of A Christmas Carol cost?
It cost 5 shillings
How much did dickens charge for 'A Christmas Carol?
The book cost 5 shillings in the UK s pre-decimalation money
How much did Scrooge pay for the turkey in the movie A Christmas Carol?
There is no reference to the actual cost of the Turkey in the original book only to the reward the boy would have for getting the Poulter to come to his home
How many people in Twelve Days of Christmas?
To reach the end of the carol, he would have had to sent a total of 140 people to her.The total number of gifts given to her is a massive 364. Since 1984 , the PNC Bank in the United States has been keep a Christmas Price Index on the cost of providing all the gifts mentioned. The cost for the first one in 1984 was $12,623.10, rising to $21,465.56 this year (2009).
What is the average cost of Christmas this year?
$658 dollars
How much did a copy of the first printing of A Christmas Carol cost?
It cost 5 shillings
How much did someone originally pay for a copy of Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol?
There were originally 6000 printed and they cost at the time five shillings (UK money)
How much did A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens cost?
It was sold for 5 shillings (British Money)
How much did dickens charge for 'A Christmas Carol?
The book cost 5 shillings in the UK s pre-decimalation money
Why did Charles Dickens sell A Christmas Carol at 5 shillings each?
It was a cost at the time that he thought everyone would be able to afford
How much did the telegraph cost in 1844?
a penny
How many copies of the original A Christmas Carol were purchased that Christmas?
6000 were printed and in the 2 weeks from 17th December 1843 all 6000 sold out. The cost was 5 shillings at that time
What does Scrooge represent in A Christmas Carol?
He represents factory owners and other employers who look to their own bottom line, regardless of the human cost.
Why is the Fezziwig party important in a Christmas carol?
The Ghost wanted to show Scrooge what could be done to show staff appreaciation and which cost little but ment a lot.
What is the moral of the story of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens?
Don't be a humbug! appreciate Christmas and what you have don't be like scrooge and just think about the profits, remember he once had a love but he lost her because he was just thinking about the cost of the wedding etc.
What is the value of an 1844 Small Eagle uncirculated color stamp?
I believe you are describing Scott Number 1734, a 13 cent stamp. Issued in 1978, you can purchase a new copy for 65 cents. A used copy will cost you 15 cents. You would be lucky to get 15 cents for a mint copy, as most dealers won't work with a single copy of a stamp at such small value.
Who financed the book A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens?
Dickens himself for the first 6000 copies sold (in a week) then the publishers saw the demand and took on the cost of reprinting and distribution.
