In this issue

Guest Essay: The Jane Austen Regency Week in Alton is not to be missed

Man and Machine: Luddites had similar anxieties to many of today’s workers

Jane Austen’s Children: Young people were never far from Jane’s thoughts

Fun by the Seaside: The Royal Pavilion in Brighton is a symbol of decadence

Women and the Gallows: The Bank’s role in sending Georgian ladies to their deaths

The Aristocrat and the Church: Selina, Countess of Huntingdon, a major force in Methodism

Aunt Jane’s Advice: Letters to a favourite niece show how much Austen cared

Regency Rogue: Captain John Kimber, a particularly sadistic Slave Ship captain

Plus news from Jane Austen Societies

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