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More News from 'Embarking On a Course of Study'
Inquiring readers, Over a week ago, Chris wrote a post about her blog and her personal journey in pursuing a course of study about Jane Austen, her novels, and the time she lived in. This is her secon… more →
Jane Austen's World
More News from 'Embarking On a Course of Study'
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Vic wrote 6 days ago: Inquiring readers, Over a week ago, Chris wrote a post about her blog and her personal journey in pu … more →
Some Reading Thoughts...
Janeite Deb wrote 1 year ago: Not that we all don’t have a full bedside table, but here are a few random thoughts, so make r … more →
The Web Round-up: all things Austen
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Janeite Deb wrote 1 year ago: Some tidbits for this week: Our own Janeite Mae sent me the following about a downloadable walking … more →
Literary travels
Lacee Low wrote 1 year ago: There seems to be a new genre of travel that has yet to be discussed in this forum, and that is, lit … more →
Mansfield Park
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Vic wrote 1 year ago: “But there certainly are not so many men of large fortune in the world as there are pretty wom … more →
So much information!
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Janeite Deb wrote 1 year ago: There are so many interesting articles on the various Austen-related sites, that I am going to list … more →
Variety Interview: Pride and Prejudice 2005
Vic wrote 1 year ago: You can download a podcast of Jonathan Bing’s audio interview with Joe Wright, director of Pri … more →
Seen over the Ether: Emma
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Vic wrote 1 year ago: Our blogs are gearing up in anticipation of PBS’s airing of Emma two weeks from now. Laurel An … more →
The Year of Jane Austen
Vic wrote 1 year ago: Today, Jane Austen is more popular than ever. Books, movie adaptations, sequels, and audio tapes are … more →
Illustrated Jane Austen
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Vic wrote 1 year ago: Google books is simply an amazing online library resource. Since Google began to scan and digitize t … more →
Fashion in the Regency Era
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Vic wrote 1 year ago: Estimating lace and muslin: dress and fashion in Jane Austen and her world, by Jeffrey A. Nigro is a … more →
Seen over the Ether
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Vic wrote 1 year ago: Jane Austen Sequels, written by Jane Odiwe, has recently been featuring a series of posts on Regency … more →
Rural Life in 19th Century England: Appleby
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Vic wrote 1 year ago: Genealogy and census records record the life in 19th century England in remarkable detail. Take Appl … more →
Bonnets, Caps, Turbans, and Hats: Fashion Necessities For Regency Ladies
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Vic wrote 1 year ago: Illustration from Modes et Manieres Du Jour, 1798 – 1808 I have changed my mind, & changed … more →
Every Savage Can Dance: A Few Thoughts About Dancing in Jane Austen's Novels, Most Particularly Pride & Prejudice
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Vic wrote 1 year ago: Rowlandson illustration from Wikipedia ‘What a charming amusement for young people this is, Mr. Darc … more →
Pride and Prejudice Economics: Or Why a Single Man with a Fortune of £4,000 Per Year is a Desirable Husband
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Vic wrote 1 year ago: A single man of large fortune; four or five thousand a year. What a fine thing for our girls! - Mrs. … more →
Pride and Prejudice, 1995: Some Fun Facts & Information
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Vic wrote 1 year ago: Oh what a fun site this is! Its creator has assembled a host of interesting facts about P&P … more →
A Walk Through Regency London
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Vic wrote 1 year ago: Now industry awakes her busy sons, Shops open, coaches roll, carts shake the ground, And all the str … more →
The Dummification of Mansfield Park
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Vic wrote 1 year ago: I’ve wracked my brains trying to come up with kind things to say about this 2007 production of Mansf … more →
