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Immediately following the French Revolution
A detailed historical analysis of Austen's novels exploring the relationship between private and public life characteristic of her time
eventually married to Jane's own brother Henry
and look as stylish today as they did in 1987 when the book was first published
16970 ship500 No previous owner marksBicentennial essays by David Greene, Martin Price, Valerie Shaw, Francis R. Hart, George Levine, Rugh apRoberts, Walter E. Anderson, K. K. Collins, Mark Kinkead Weekes, Andrew Wright. Foreword by Andrew Wright. Topics include subdued heroines, old maids, manners & morals, a new poem (at that time), private spaces, adaptations (up to 1975), the role of speech in P&P, the monster in NA, dichotomy in S&S. 453 pages of wonderful insight into Austen