17896 Politics An argument that Austen's prose

An argument that Austen's prose is full of structural representations of complex mental states

A valuable introduction to Austen studies

with subtle social commentary that JA would appreciate

With plenty of instructions and options so you can sew a replica or make your own variation

Second edition

17896 Politics An argument that Austen's proseCompiled from the hitherto unpublished correspondence of Elizabeth, Viscoutness Melbourne [1752 1818], and Emily Lamb, Countess Cowper, afterwards Countess Palmerston [1787 1865]. The joint lives of these two powerful women, mother and daughter, covered a critical period of British history. This book is written as a biography with excerpts of letters scattered throughout. Chapters are by topic rather than chronological: Lady Melbourne; Lady Melbourne