- The
Posthumous Papers of the
Pickwick Club (also
known as The
Pickwick Papers) was the
first novel by
English author Charles ****ens. His
previous work...
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stands for
election as an
independent candidate in her home town of
Eatanswill, Yorkshire. She soon
gains national attention,
forming the
Purple Alliance...
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Clennam in
Little Dorrit. Fizkin,
Horatio the 'Buff'
candidate in the
Eatanswill by-election, in The
Pickwick Papers. Flasher, Wilkins,
Esquire is the...
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Pritchard Television 2006 Jane
Horrocks Originally a
supermarket manager from
Eatanswill, Yorkshire, she
decided to
stand as an
independent parliamentary candidate...
- Chronicle, is
thought by many
experts to be the
inspiration for the
famous Eatanswill election in his
novel Pickwick Papers. In the
previous year's by-election...
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interwar years.
Pavilion Books. pp. 45–. ISBN 978-1-84994-653-7. "An
Eatanswill Statue".
London Daily News (Tuesday 04 June 1907): 11. 4 June 1907. "Index...
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Charles ****ens' The
Pickwick Papers, the Club
plays "écarte" (sic) at
Eatanswill. Écarté
appears to be the game pla**** by
Francis Poldark and
Matthew Sanson...
- Chronicle, is
thought by many
experts to be the
inspiration for the
famous Eatanswill election in his
novel Pickwick Papers. The seat was re-established as...
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Elections (1848-1853) and in
Charles ****ens'
account of the
election at
Eatanswill. In 1868 the
judges were
brought in for the
first time. By the Parliamentary...
