17656 Antique and Rare Sutherland's insightful introduction to the

Sutherland's insightful introduction to the collection is followed by another touching introduction for each letter

Contributors from the disciplines of English

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Half-inch colorful artwork on each page results in a pattern on the side edge of the pages reminiscent of old marbled page edges

Mitford also wrote and talked about her contemporary writers

17656 Antique and Rare Sutherland's insightful introduction to theSacco provides a typed transcription of Austen's manuscript, including every revision every strikeout, every word above the line. She worked from a facsimile of the manuscript at King's College, Cambridge. There are opening remarks, a descrption of the Sacco's method, description of the physical document, a key to the transcription. After the transcription Sacco discusses Austen's use of words and how the ability to see her revisions reveal