Charles Dickens (British novelist, 1812–1870) | Biography of Charles Dickens

Charles Dickens (British novelist, 1812–1870) | Biography of Charles Dickens

Creating this script involved extensive research and dedication to ensure historical accuracy and depth in our portrayal of Charles Dickens' life and legacy. We consulted numerous biographies, scholarly articles, and historical records to capture the nuances of Dickens' experiences, literary contributions, and social impact. Key references included Charles Dickens: A Life by Claire Tomalin and Dickens by Peter Ackroyd, both of which provided invaluable insights into his personal and professional journey. By synthesizing these sources with care, we aimed to bring viewers an authentic and respectful exploration of Dickens’ remarkable life, honoring the integrity of each historical detail.

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[clivenicholson]

AI is a disgrace especially when great authors and poets are concerned...can't bear to this video

[chrisleblanc]

Made it 5:30 in, then the ai narration ended things. How hard is it to use a human to do what only a human can do??

[carolbrowne]

It all could have been said in 30mins. The repetition was both annoying and boring. Why can’t a human narrate instead of AI which is a dead sounding voice. Didn’t enjoy.

[ssake_IAL_Research]

54:31 Regarding "A Christmas Carol, " I've discovered evidence that Charles Dickens was not its original author. It was, as I have concluded, co-authored by an American couple named Mathew Franklin Whittier and Abby Poyen Whittier, in 1838-39. Mathew reviewed one of Dickens' 1867 readings in New York City, broadly hinting that his depiction of Scrooge was authentic because Dickens, himself, was like Scrooge in character.

[gaylaluttrell]

AI is making it hard to watch these videos

[jenniferzitomer]

Probably possible to cover the same material in half the time. The reader repeats himself often in each segment as though the listener had not heard any of these facts in earlier segments.

[paulcampbell]

Though the AI voice was bad, the AI images were spectacularly and hilariously awful. Mourners riding on a coffin? Women wearing top hats? Jesus amid a crowd of impoverished Londoners? The utter incomprehensibility of the printed text was actually what kept me watching for as long as I did.

[christinebailey]

How many times do you have to repeat the same sentence.

[SweetChicagoGator]

The appalling redundancy and the circle dates is just as appalling as the injustice of this biography. Was the editor drunk or just lazy??? 🤪🙄

[karentrevino]

too bad his empathy did not apply to his wife.

[barml]

Shocking repetition from an obviously down trodden AI bot.

[rustyreturns]

This AI narration is better than many. It IS far too repetitive.