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10135-4 Children's Titles - Austen and religion


10135-4 Children's Titles - Austen and religion

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and religion

James Thompson

Ethelinde is pursued by the nefarious rake Davenant

made important contributions to the development of Britain's identity

the sole surviving sister to Louisa May Alcott

10135-4 Children's Titles - Austen and religionRevised by Deirdre Le Faye. First published in 1913, this 1989 re issue includes much new information, expanded and revised by Deirdre Le Faye. She had access to family archives. This edition has become the standard biography. Red cloth cover. Dust jacket photo of the quilt on display at Jane Austen's House, Chawton, made by Mrs Austen, Jane and Casandra. 326 pages. First US thus. Published simultaneously in Great Britain by The British Library. G. K.

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