Jane Austen's Regency World - 83 - September/October 2016
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Guest essay - The Jane Austen Society of North America continues to thrive Georgian Bath is on Display - Introducing four great museums in the city Jane Austen knew Meet the Cornish Darcy - Poldark is returning to our television screens for a second series Scandal at Stoneleigh - Were the family of Jane Austen’s mother linked to murderers? Austen for Caregivers - Jane’s writing has a place in the hearts of carers everywhere Women Against Slavery - The role of female abolitionists should not be ignored The Real Lady Susan - Maggie Lane considers Jane Austen’s youthful creation Regency Rogue - Multiple murders in the streets of East London Plus news from jane austen societies
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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
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
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
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
Last Days In Winchester
Jane Austen left Chawton on may 24, 1817, to seek medical help in the nearby city of Winchester. Elizabeth Jane Timms traces those final weeks of her life. line drawings by Ellen Hill c1901
The Archbishop's Bones
An important discovery was made recently in a London church. Maggie Lane was quick to spot the connection with Jane Austen
Bath Time
The 17th Jane Austen festival, which takes place in bath in september, includes more than 80 events, as Jackie Herring explains. pictures from last year’s festival by Owen Benson
A New Online Face
The Jane Austen society of North America by Iris Lutz
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