The Great Winglebury Duel is a short story by Charles Dickens, first published in 1836. It is a comedic novella that describes humorous and absurd situations in the small English town of Winglebury. In the story, the main character, Mr. Pickwick, accidentally becomes a witness to a duel and tries to prevent the conflict. Dickens' humor and social critique offer readers an interesting and entertaining tale filled with surprises and unexpected events.