When did Charles Dickens meet Queen Victoria?

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later life

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Last Answer : I cannot choose between any or all of his excellent works, and I have read them all.

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Last Answer : Well, yours seems obvious. I’ve always felt an affinity for Rose, for her dedication to what is probably a lost cause.

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