Dickens in London: Forty-Seven Drawings With Descriptive Notes

"So much has already been written about the topography of Dickens, that another book on the subject is inclined to introduce itself with an apologetic gesture. Beyond the necessary explanatory notes, this book does not aspire to add anything to what has already been said by many unimpeachable authorities, the main interest being in the illustrations as a change from the uncompromising actuality of photography ..." - from the author's Preface Arthur Moreland provides 47 pen and ink drawings of places associated with Charles Dickens and his works.