17750 History Volume 1: Grand Larceny (1937)

Volume 1: Grand Larceny (1937) by Frank Douglas MacKinnon

The entire spectrum of Scottish society is involved

and ultimately asks whether Chapman's 1923 edition is "quite as magisterial as has always been supposed

and her acquaintances and friends included Fanny Burney and Scott among others

Full leather with red title box on spine

17750 History Volume 1: Grand Larceny (1937)Fanny Price felt independent when she could choose her own books, and Emma meant to read more. Isabella Thorpe introduced Catherine Morland to something horrid, and Mr Collins shared sermons with young ladies. Edward Ferrars could not read aloud with the passion of Willoughby, much to Marianne's dismay. The reading choices of Austen's characters form a backdrop and advance the story, but Susan Allen Ford shows us they do much more. This is the first