Afterwards, Charles still maintained his fame with a steady production of novels. He was a man with a lot of energy and wide talents. Even though Dickens was now a very successful novelist, he still engaged in many other activities. He administered charitable organizations, and pressed for many social reforms (“Charles Dickens”). Charles Dickens visited the United States in 1842, to lecture in favor of an international copyright agreement. However, he upset his hosts by criticizing slavery. Charles decided to invest in a new radical newspaper, The Daily News. He became editor and in the first edition published on 21st January 1846, he wrote: "The principles advocated in The Daily News will be principles of progress, improvement, education, equal legislation, civil and religious liberty (“Charles Dickens”)." The Daily News was not a big success, so Dickens resigned as editor. However, he was determined to create a paper where he could communicate his ideas on social reform. In 1850 he began editing “Household Worlds," a weekly journal included articles on politics, science and history. To increase the number of people willing to buy “Household Words”, it also contained short stories and comical pieces. By 1851, the twenty-four page “Household Words” was rapidly selling 40,000 copies a week (“Charles Dickens”). Dickens’ extra literary activities also included managing a theatrical company that played before Queen Victoria in 1851; a

Some topics in this essay:
John Dickens, Charles Dickens, Dickens” Daily, Ryan Johnson, John Huffam, Hard Times, Dickens” December, Afterwards Charles, Maria Bednell, Cody David, dickens charles, dickens charles john, charles john, charles john huffam, john huffam, “charles dickens”, charles dickens, radical newspaper, social reform, “true sun”, cash kaplan, “household words”,