Jane Austen

A very smart twenty one volume set of historical accounts, literary criticism, puzzles, biographies, reports, and companion works on Jane Austen and her novels. An incredible twenty one volume set of works on the notable author Jane Austen.Jane Austen was an English writer known for her novels which implicitly interpret, critique, and comment on the Englishlanded gentryat the end of the 18th century.Her use of social commentary, realism,wit, andironyhave earned her acclaim amongst critics and scholars.This set comprises of:[1952] Jane Austen: Mansfield Park.Part of the Notes on Chosen English Texts series. A work by J.B.E. Turner. A companion work to the novel Mansfield Park by Jane Austen, with notes on the plot, setting, characters, style, with summaries of chapters, and revision questions. Undated, dated from a copy held at the British Library.[1954] The Story of Jane Austen's Chawton Home.A work by T. Edward Carpenter. A short account of her Chawton Home. Undated, dated from a copy held at the University of Cambridge.[1953] Jane Austen: Emma.Part of the Notes on Chosen English Texts series. A work by J.B.E. Turner. A companion work to the novel Emma by Jane Austen, with notes on the plot, setting, characters, style, with summaries of chapters, and revision questions. Undated, dated from a copy held at the British Library.[1960] The Parents in Jane Austen's Novels.A work by John Hubback, the great nephew of Jane Austen. A critical essay. In a paperback binding. Undated, dated from a copy held at Birmingham Newman University Library.(1962) Bath in the Eighteenth Century.The first edition. Part of the Then and There Series. A work by E.J. Sheppard. Illustrated in text throughout by Dudley Jarrett. A historical study of the city of Bath during the 1700s. In a quarter cloth binding.(1963) Jane Austen: A Collection of Critical Essays.The first edition, fourth printing. A work edited by Ian Watt. A collection of essays by a variety of authors such as Mark Schorer, and Lionel Trilling.(1968) Jane Austen: Irony as Defense and Discovery.The first paperbound edition, originally published in 1952. A work by Marvin Mudrick. A volume of literary criticism to the six novels of Jane Austen.(1969) Jane Austen in Winchester.The first edition. A work by Frederick Bussby. Illustrated with a frontispiece and one plate. An account of Jane Austen in the place of her grave.(1969) Jane Austen in Bath.The first edition. A work by Jean Freeman. Illustrated with fourteen plates.(1970) Jane Austen.A later reprint. No.17 of the Writers and Their Work Series. By Sylvia Townsend Warner. Illustrated with a frontispiece.(1975) Jane Austen.The first edition. Part of the Writers & Their Works series. By B.C. Southam. Illustrated with a frontispiece.(1978) Jane Austen: Love and Friendship and Other Early Works.With an introduction by Geraldine Killalea. Illustrated in text by Suzanne Perkins. A collection of Jane Austen's early works and letters.(1982) The Jane Austen Quiz and Puzzle Book.The first edition. A work by Maggie Lane. With illustrated crosswords, quiz questions, wordsearches and answers to the rear. All pages blank to be filled in.(1986) Reminiscences of Caroline Austen.The first edition. With an introduction by Deirdre Le Faye. Illustrated with two maps, and four double sided plates. Caroline Austen is Jane Austen's fifth great niece.(1986) A Frivolous Distinction: Fashion and Needlework in the Works of Jane Austen.A reprint, first published in 1979. By Penelope Byrde. With 16 plates, many of which in colour. An account of the fashion in Austen's works.[1994] Jane Austen's House.The first edition. By the Jane Austen Memorial Trust. With coloured in text illustrations throughout. Undated, dated from a copy held at the Historic England Library.(1996) Jane Austen: Collected Poems and Verse of the Austen Family.The first edition. Edited with an introduction and notes by David Selwyn. With poetry from Jane, and her relatives.(2001) Jane Austen: An.…