In Hard Times, Unitarian minister Daniel Panger discovers a rare literary treasure in an English chapel in the town of Godalming. Among the dust-covered bundles of ledgers and church records in a baptistry he finds "one heavy volume of tooled leather, cracked and green with age..." He opens it and begins reading the journal that Charles Dickens' wife Catherine kept while she and her husband visited America in 1842.
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In Hard Times, Unitarian minister Daniel Panger discovers a rare literary treasure in an English chapel in the town of Godalming. Among the dust-covered bundles of ledgers and church records in a baptistry he finds "one heavy volume of tooled leather, cracked and green with age..." He opens it and begins reading the journal that Charles Dickens' wife Catherine kept while she and her husband visited America in 1842.
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