When somebody goes through an experience that is a horrible one and after overcoming all those difficulties if somebody attains some stature of repute, he thinks that it is his moral obligation to raise the voice of those who are suffering from the similar phenomenon at that point of time. The similar thing happened with Charles Dickens and it made him go for the change of child labour.
If you go to read his novel David Copperfield which is considered as his autobiographical account, he has described several instances in which his lead character faced much suffering and later he became a writer. As during the childhood his suffering was immense and Charles Dickens life was also somewhat like that, so it made him raise the issue of child labour when he grew in reputation.
If you go to read his novel David Copperfield which is considered as his autobiographical account, he has described several instances in which his lead character faced much suffering and later he became a writer. As during the childhood his suffering was immense and Charles Dickens life was also somewhat like that, so it made him raise the issue of child labour when he grew in reputation.
