10878 Books about Books What a pleasure to read

What a pleasure to read this critical work on Jane Austen's novels

Text by Phillip J Haythornthwaite

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Marriage and Divorce

With 1960 hand-written letter from the author to accompany sending a copy to a Mr

10878 Books about Books What a pleasure to readWritten by the 20th century distinguished diplomat, a family history of several generations. Includes three fold out family trees for the years 1272 1600, 1540 1800, 1800 1958. Illustrated with several family portraits. Gilt family crest on front cover. Includes Cassandra's drawing of Fanny at the writing table, and discussion of Jane Austen's advice to Fanny on marrying, in the chapter on Fanny's husband. 1st edition. London: Methuen & Co. 1960. Hb,