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Jane Austen and Crime

by Susannah Fullerton
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Overview

This new approach to Austen and her works uncovers the renowned author’s fascination with illegality and its brutal consequences. From murder, adultery, and duelling to gaols, hangings, and stocks, this book examines the criminal landscape of Austen’s England and highlights its significance in her novels.

Synopsis

This new approach to Austen and her works uncovers the renowned author’s fascination with illegality and its brutal consequences. From murder, adultery, and duelling to gaols, hangings, and stocks, this book examines the criminal landscape of Austen’s England and highlights its significance in her novels.

About the Author, Susannah Fullerton

Susannah Fullerton is the president of the Jane Austen Society of Australia and a well-known literary lecturer. She leads literary tours around England every year.

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Book Details

Published
April 1, 2004
Publisher
Jones Books
Pages
248
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780976353959

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