Jane Austen's Regency World - 104 - March/April 2020
Get Jane Austen's Regency World along with 5,000+ other magazines & newspapers
Try FREE for 7 days
Latest and past issues of 5,000+ magazines & newspapers
Digital Access. Cancel Anytime.
Share with 4 family members.1 Year$99.99
Latest and past issues of 5,000+ magazines & newspapersDigital Access. Cancel Anytime.Share with 4 family members.Get Jane Austen's Regency World
1 Year $49.99
Save 7%6 issues starting from 109 - January/February 2021 Digital Access. Cancel Anytime.Buy this issue $8.99
104 - March/April 2020 issue Digital Access. - Magazine Details
- In this issue
Magazine Description
In this issue
Lucy Worsley and the Austen Girls: The television historian’s new novel features two of Jane’s nieces | Austen in the Attic: Early illustrations for Sense & Sensibility have been uncovered | Regency clothing undressed: Choosing what to wear and where to wear it | Falling on Hard Times: Father’s death caused difficulties for the Wordsworth siblings | Women Boxers: Female pugilism was more common than we might think | Regency Rogue: Richard Patch, whose debts led him to commit murder | Mary’s Music: Jane Austen shared a taste in music with Mary Bennet | Plus, news from Jane Austen Societies in the UK and the United States
Cancel Anytime [ No Commitments ]
Digital Only
How Did Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice Become A Christmas Story?
HO, HO, HO…how did Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice become a Christmas story? Devoney looser investigates
Jane's Beloved Friend
Judith Stove introduces her new biography of Anne Lefroy
Austen's Festive Music
A LARGE COLLECTION OF MUSIC WRITTEN OUT BY JANE AUSTEN REVEALS SOME POPULAR NURSERY RHYMES AND HER CHRISTMAS FAVOURITES, WRITES ROS OSWALD. PICTURES FROM THE NOVELS, BY CE BROCK
Darcy's Picture Gallery
WHAT MIGHT ELIZABETH BENNET HAVE SEEN AS SHE WANDERED THROUGH THE CORRIDORS OF PEMBERLEY? VICTORIA C SKELLY CONSIDERS HOW THE OWNERS OF GREAT ESTATES IN JANE AUSTEN’S TIME VIEWED ART
Women Of Peterloo
MEN WERE NOT THE ONLY ONES DEMANDING REFORM IN AUGUST 1819. MANY WOMEN CAME TO MANCHESTER FOR A DAY OF PROTEST, AND NOT ALL OF THEM MADE IT HOME, AS SUE WILKES REPORTS
Inside The Abbey
Jane Austen’s gothic novel was published shortly after her death, but it had been a long time in preparation. Liz Philosophos Cooper traces the history of this most unusual of Austen’s novels.
Candour And Comfort
Female friendships outside the family group rarely feature in Jane Austen’s fiction, yet she and Cassandra enjoyed a close relationship with the three youngest daughters of many down park, Hampshire as Hazel Jones explores
Jane And The Duke
Military conflict was never far away during Jane Austen’s lifetime. Collins Hemingway explores its impact and a uncovers a remarkable connection between jane and a duke of wellington
Keeping The Faith
Quakers, Catholics and Methodists fared badly compared with Anglicans in the Christian Britain of a Jane Austen’s time, writes Penelope Friday
Austen In Australia
The Jane Austen society of Australia