“Jane Austen’s England” by John Curtis, 2010
“Jane Austen is, perhaps the most English of writers. Her books, though they encompass a small world and a narrow social class have a universal appeal. Her England too, is a small country of the village, the spa, the country town and the great house. Although much of the social fabric of her day has disappeared, nevertheless much remains of the country she knew and wrote about.”
Hardcover, excellent condition
“Jane Austen is, perhaps the most English of writers. Her books, though they encompass a small world and a narrow social class have a universal appeal. Her England too, is a small country of the village, the spa, the country town and the great house. Although much of the social fabric of her day has disappeared, nevertheless much remains of the country she knew and wrote about.”
Hardcover, excellent condition
“Jane Austen is, perhaps the most English of writers. Her books, though they encompass a small world and a narrow social class have a universal appeal. Her England too, is a small country of the village, the spa, the country town and the great house. Although much of the social fabric of her day has disappeared, nevertheless much remains of the country she knew and wrote about.”
Hardcover, excellent condition
