12345-1 Modern Austen-Inspired Fiction Re-creates Austen's view of Chawton

Re-creates Austen's view of Chawton

First included in Everyman's Library in 1906

696 pages in 2 volumes

OUP for U of Glasgow

Intro & Notes by Austin Dobson

12345-1 Modern Austen-Inspired Fiction Re-creates Austen's view of ChawtonEd. by Mason, illustrated with period art. Walpole knew two Kings, their children, the famous mistresses of royalty, circulated in the best society and best clubs. His correspondence presented in this volume extends from 1737 to 1797. His letters are full of enlightening comments; for example, "It is very remarkable, how much better women write than men." (Oct 14, 1751). He was speaking of letters. 1st Ed., Houghton Mifflin 1930. No dj, slight foxing,