Dickens called his little Christmas book a carol because a carol a song or Ballad of joy celebrating the season. The books story is to encourage people to think about the season message and the attitudes to each other
Charles Dickens set "A Christmas Carol" in London because it was where he lived and was familiar with the city's social issues and contrasts between wealth and poverty. London was also a bustling urban center undergoing rapid industrialization, making it an ideal setting to explore themes of greed, redemption, and the spirit of Christmas.
Its set in Victorian London (Britain) December 1843
A Christmas Carol is set in Victorian London, England.
it was set in Victorian London December 1843
maybe because a chirstmas carol has to do with christmas .
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Its set in cold, wintery Victorian London in the year 1843. The country of Britain was ay breaking point due to the vast amounts of unemployment, poverty and deprivation
I wouldn't say they are alike, but one is the background of the other one. "Christmas Carol" is set against the first decades of the Victorian Era, when the industrial revolution was in full swing.
The language used, the dress of the characters and the use of horses and carts as motor vehicles had not been invented.
That would be Martin Chuzzlewit. The "American chapters" are one of Dickens's attacks on American culture (or lack of it).
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Christmas eve