Disc One
Track	Chapter	Length
1	00 - Preface	3:21
2	01 - Chapter 1 - I Am Born	24:29
3	02 - Chapter 2 - I Observe	32:08
4	03 - Chapter 3 - I Have A Change	33:51
5	04 - Chapter 4 - I Fall Into Disgrace	42:15
6	05 - Chapter 5 - I Am Sent Away From Home	41:26
7	06 - Chapter 6 - I Enlarge My Circle Of Acquaintance	16:21
8	07 - Chapter 7 - My First Half At Salem House	41:05
9	08 - Chapter 8 - My HolidaysEspecially One Happy Afternoon	33:28
10	09 - Chapter 9 - I Have A Memorable Birthday	26:20
11	10 - Chapter 10 - I Become NeglectedAnd Am Provided For	44:10
12	11 - Chapter 11 - I Begin Life On My Own AccountAnd Dont Like It	36:59
13	12 - Chapter 12 - Liking Life On My Own Account No BetterI Form A Great Resolution	21:48
14	13 - Chapter 13 - The Sequel Of My Resolution	45:17
15	14 - Chapter 14 - My Aunt Makes Up Her Mind About Me	33:38
16	15 - Chapter 15 - I Make Another Beginning	21:53
17	16 - Chapter 16 - I Am A New Boy In More Senses Than One	47:21
18	17 - Chapter 17 - Sombody Turns Up	38:53
19	18 - Chapter 18 - A Retrospective	17:13
20	19 - Chapter 19 - I Look About MeAnd Make A Discovery	34:54
21	20 - Chapter 20 - Steerforth's Home	19:05
22	21 - Chapter 21 - Little Em'ly	43:44
23	22 - Chapter 22 - Some Old ScenesAnd Some New People	48:03
24	23 - Chapter 23 - I Corroborate Mr.DickAnd Choose A Profession	31:45
25	24 - Chapter 24 - My First Dissipation	18:55
26	25 - Chapter 25 - Good And Bad Angels	43:52
27	26 - Chapter 26 - I Fall Into Captivity	34:50
28	27 - Chapter 27 - Tommy Traddles	20:38
29	28 - Chapter 28 - Mr.Micawbers Gauntlet	42:06
30	29 - Chapter 29 - I Visit Steerforths House Again	16:12
31	30 - Chapter 30 - A Loss	17:49
32	31 - Chapter 31 - A Greater Loss	20:36
Disc Two
Track	Chapter	Length
33	32 - Chapter 32 - The Beginning of a Long Journey	41:21
34	33 - Chapter 33 - Blissful	36:42
35	34 - Chapter 34 - My Aunt Astonishes Me	18:38
36	35 - Chapter 35 - Depression	45:06
37	36 - Chapter 36 - Enthusiasm	37:26
38	37 - Chapter 37 - A Little Cold Water	17:27
39	38 - Chapter 38 - A Dissolution of Partnership	37:35
40	39 - Chapter 39 - Wickfield and Heep	42:47
41	40 - Chapter 40 - The Wanderer	18:58
42	41 - Chapter 41 - Dora's Aunts	34:31
43	42 - Chapter 42 - Mischief	44:17
44	43 - Chapter 43 - Another Retrospect	18:09
45	44 - Chapter 44 - Our Housekeeping	33:32
46	45 - Chapter 45 - Mr. Dick Fulfils My Aunt's Predictions	33:31
47	46 - Chapter 46 - Intelligence	29:24
48	47 - Chapter 47 - Martha	23:47
49	48 - Chapter 48 - Domestic	24:36
50	49 - Chapter 49 - I Am Involved In Mystery	27:43
51	50 - Chapter 50 - Mr.Peggotty's Dream Comes True	21:19
52	51 - Chapter 51 - The Beginning of a Longer Journey	39:12
53	52 - Chapter 52 - I Assist At An Explosion	54:36
54	53 - Chapter 53 - Another Retrospect	10:55
55	54 - Chapter 54 - Mr. Micawber's Transactions	33:55
56	55 - Chapter 55 - Tempest	27:07
57	56 - Chapter 56 - The New Wound And The Old	14:03
58	57 - Chapter 57 - The Emigrants	24:25
59	58 - Chapter 58 - Absence	15:02
60	59 - Chapter 59 - Return	36:41
61	60 - Chapter 60 - Agnes	19:44
62	61 - Chapter 61 - I Am Shown Two Interesting Penitents	27:07
63	62 - Chapter 62 - A Light Shines On My Way	18:22
64	63 - Chapter 63 - A Visitor	17:00
65	64 - Chapter 64 - A Last Retrospect	9:15

Notes
Disc 1 Running Time: 16 hours and 34 minutes
Disc 2 Running Time: 15 hours and 34 minutes
Total Running Time: 32 hours and 8 minutes
Read by: Tadhg Hynes

Artwork
Cover: “David reaches Canterbury”, illustration by Frank Reynolds from The Personal History of David Copperfield, Musson Book Co., Toronto, 1910.
DVD Inset: Engraving from a photograph of Charles Dickens by Elliott & Fry from The Project Gutenberg eBook, Great Britain and Her Queen, by Anne E. Keeling.
DVD Insert: Dora Spenlow and David, by Frank Reynolds (1876-1953). From The Personal History of David Copperfield, pg. 352-53, Toronto, Musson Book Co., 1910.

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David Copperfield was Dickens’s eighth novel, published in 1850, having been serialized two years prior. It is one of the most popular novels ever written, with over two hundred million copies sold worldwide. Every writer draws upon his experience to fashion and write works of fiction. To the degree a writer adheres to the strict line of events remembered, felt, internalized, processed, resolved, or not, is the same degree that a work is termed “autobiographical.” To some degree all works are autobiographical, but in each writer’s oeuvre there exists one book which is the deepest, most precious expression of the writer’s heart and soul. David Copperfield was that book for Dickens. The structure is more open-ended than a three or five part structure might dictate, because it is one of those rare works bold enough to present life as it is and as it was. Yes, it is a novel, a great novel, with David and a host of characters, including the despicable, Ur-master of office politics Uriah Heap; but it is also more than a novel because it is Dickens’s most fervent statement of self, his ultimate declaration of what life is, his life, anybody’s life, of what it means and why it matters. (Summary by Michael Hogan)

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Item Info
EAN - DVD case	'0684758936219
EAN - CD jacket	0687700169536
Media	2 MP3 CDs
Package	DVD Case
Author	Charles Dickens (1812 - 1870)
Year	1850
Recording
Read by	Tadhg Hynes
Length	Disc 1 - 17 hours 16 minutes Disc 2 - 14 hours 53 minutes Total - 34 hours and 9 minutes
Type of Reading	Solo