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She had a conservative view of women's place in society and refused to read Mary Wollstonecraft

The author dedicates an entire chapter to the history of card-playing in England during Austen's lifetime

"This book offers a radical new theory of the role of poetry in the rise of cultural nationalism

18078 Jane Austen's Regency World Magazine Light foxing toward binding onLydia Bennet was not the only woman to insist on camp life. "(W)ives and mistresses, duchesses and washerwomen, nurses and prostitues: women of all social ranks have followed the drum of the British Army on foot, on horseback, in baggage train, by troopship or aeroplane" and this book follows them as they march, make war, are detained or imprisoned, and live on modern bases in other countries. This is the first comprehensive history that focuses on