13195 Gardens Discover the rich background to

Discover the rich background to the most clever parody of all

is professor of history and memory of enslavement at the University of Bristol

Spiral bound for easy reading

Contributors include Nigel Leask

Printed by Jules Didot

13195 Gardens Discover the rich background toA reprint of the book first published in 1912 by Jarrold & Sons, London. An early 20th century appreciative criticism of Austen's works. Fitzgerald [1830 1925] was a friend of Charles Dickens and an admirer and writer on the theatre, Johnson and Boswell, Charles Lamb, and here we have a book on Jane Austen, not always found in lists of his published titles. In plain black cloth with only "Jane Austen * Fitzgerald" on the spine. Like new. Reprinted by