Was Charles Dickens a member of the Fabian Society?

In most of his books, Dickens wrote about Victorian society in general and the poor and disenfranchised in specific.

Dickens relentlessly called for reform at every level, implored us to embrace the disadvantaged for our own good, and offers the values of a loving heart and the image of a warm hearth as the emblem...

he done it in the 1850s and die then good to him

He was adored, he was about the most important voice in English society, he set trends and changed the very fabric of society, influencing even law-makers and private citizens alike.

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