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Daily Record · Oct 4, 2022 First edition of Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol' nets Stirling charity more than £3000 at auction A copy of Charles Dickens' classic festive tale, 'A Christmas Carol' - published in 1843 - was kindly donated to the Stirling city centre Oxfam Music and Books charity shop and fetched more than £3,000 at auction.