How much did dickens charge for 'A Christmas Carol?

Answer 1

The situation he saw in Britain at the time. there was huge amounts of unemployment. Many were poor, so poor that they were dying from health issues brought about by a lack of food. There were industrialists that were using child labour as it was "cheap and plentiful" rather than take on adults. Many in Parliament of the time ignored the desperate situation and Dickens saw that work houses were for many the only place they could go and often they would die within weeks of going to these terrible places

Answer 2

Charles Dickens himself. He was feuding with his publishers Chapman & Hall at the time and, in fact, moved from there to Bradbury & Evans.

Answer 3

he made a lot of money, around £6000 / 1million in those days that was alot of money too them in the 18th century.

Answer 4

In its fiorst year Chales Dickens earned as profit £726.00 (GBP)

Answer 5

The book cost 5 shillings in the UK s pre-decimalation money

Answer 6

Charles Dickens wrote the book A Christmas Carol in 1843

Answer 7

Charles Dickens charged 5 shillings for "A Christmas Carol" when it was first published in 1843.