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Contents
Editor’s Note
Jane Austen and Religion: Salvation and Society in Georgian
Society
Michael Giffin
Moral Neutrality in Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park
Diane Capitani
Persuasion’s Unwritten Story
Ivor Morris
Pride and Prejudice, Mr. Collins, and the Art of Misreading
Carole Moses
A Note on a Jane Austen Connection with the Massachusetts
Historical Society: Justice Story, Admiral Wormeley, and Admiral Francis Austen
Farnell Parsons
A Space for Fanny: The Significance of Her Rooms in
Mansfield Park
Melissa Edmundson
The Contribution of Count Rumford to Domestic Life in
Jane Austen’s Time
Hugh Rowlinson
On Pettiness and Petticoats: The Significance
of the Petticoat in Pride and Prejudice
Efrat Margalit
Jane Austen Works and Studies 2001
Barry Roth
Articles copyright © 2002 by the authors
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