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Find in this ring all manner of websites pertaining, in a personal, academic or commercial way, to Jane Austen's 1813 novel, Pride and Prejudice, the 1895 edition thereof being the source of the illustrations, by C.E. Brock (1870 – 1938), on this page and on the NavBar. Miss Austen lived from December 16, 1775 to July 18, 1817 and thus never got to see these illustrations. Nor, needless to say, was she ever exposed to (nor could hardly imagine) the film and television adaptations of her work, those also being represented in this WebRing.
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A Jane Austen Devotional - Steffany Woolsey GIVEAWAY - A Harmonious Meld of Scripture, Wise
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Austen for Beginners
Jane Austen for beginners - who she was, what she wrote, her main works. If you've seen the movie but you're not sure if you're ready to actually read the book, start here! Information about film and stage adaptations. Links to other sites related to Austen including fan fiction sites. More information being added all the time.
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