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Peacock's 7th and last novel first appeared in 'Fraser's Magazine' in 1860
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The historical detail often helps reveal her artistic expression as a deep reaction to the larger world
Elizabeth Gaskell's Wives and Daughters brought to film by Andrew Davies
Her satirical novel Red Pottage (1899) was a success but was denounced as immoral
17214 Victorian Peacock's 7th and last novelThis play was inspired by a remark of A. A. Milne about how Jane Austen talked like Elizabeth Bennet, "of course" and of a desire to see Jane walking and talking. Based largely on Austen's letters, augmented by family tradition and the letters of Eliza de Feuillide. Very well preserved, with some light wear to the jacket (now in mylar) and a bookplate of a previous owner in the front. Duckworth, London. 1939 first edition. Hb, Dj. USED. $50. 00
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