Jane Austen and Her Times
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- First published
- 1905
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Chapter I. Preliminary and Discursive
45:02 -
Chapter II. Childhood
22:42 -
Chapter III. The Position of the Clergy
26:57 -
Chapter IV. Home Life at Steventon
74:00 -
Chapter V. The Novels
43:23 -
Chapter VI. Letters and Post
20:53 -
Chapter VII. Society and Love-making
59:29 -
Chapter VIII. Visits and Traveling
25:28 -
Chapter IX. Contemporary Writers
24:52 -
Chapter X. A Trio of Novels
42:03 -
Chapter XI. The Navy
26:03 -
Chapter XII. Bath
25:01 -
Chapter XIII. Dress and Fashions
41:02 -
Chapter XIV. At Southampton
35:57 -
Chapter XV. Chawton
19:53 -
Chapter XVI. In London
34:49 -
Chapter XVII. Fanny and Anna
11:04 -
Chapter XVIII. The Prince Regent and 'Emma'
14:17 -
Chapter XIX. Last Days
18:44
Jane Austen and Her Times (1905) is a public domain work.
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About this book
Jane Austen's familiar characters belong to a world of coaches, clerical households and social customs that G. E. Mitton sets out to recover. Published in 1905, this biography places Austen's life within the England she knew, asking how fiction rooted in an earlier society can still feel so immediate. Mitton pays particular attention to Austen's comic observation of human behaviour and to the everyday details that her novels often leave unstated.
Chapters on Steventon, Bath, Southampton and Chawton sit alongside discussions of letters, the post, travel, the navy and dress. The literary background matters too: Austen's sharp comments on Mary Brunton's Self Control and Sarah Burney's Clarentine appear beside accounts of circulating libraries and the books then in fashion.
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- Author
- G. E. Mitton
- First published
- 1905
- Reading time
- About 7 hours
- Pages
- 236
- Language
- English
- Genre
- History
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