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Contents
Editor’s Note
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2005: MILWAUKEE: JANE AUSTEN’S LETTERS IN FACT AND FICTION
“No business with politics”: Writing the Sentimental Heroine in Desmond and Lady Susan
Susan Allen Ford
Vocabulary Profiles of Letters and Novels of Jane Austen and her Contemporaries
David Andrew Graves
Writing
by the Book:
Jane Austen’s Heroines and the Art and Form of the Letter
Cheryl L. Nixon and Louise Penner
Mansfield Park and
Austen’s Reading on Slavery and Imperial Warfare
Moreland Perkins
"The Amiable Prejudices of a Young [Writer’s] Mind”: The Problems of Sense and Sensibility
Joan Klingel Ray
Why Was Jane Austen Sent away to School at Seven?
An Empirical Look at a Vexing Question
Linda Robinson Walker
Jane
Austen’s Idea of a Home
S. M. Abdul Khaleque
The Course of True Love Never Did Run Smooth: Shakespearian Comedy in
Emma
Joann Ryan Morse
The Enigma of Harriet
Smith
Ivor Morris
Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park: Determining Authorial Intention
Melissa Burns
The Two Gentlemen of Derbyshire: Nature vs. Nurture
Laurie Kaplan
Jane Austen Works and Studies 2004
Barry Roth
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