| Editorial |
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| Illustrations |
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| President’s Letter |
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| Notes on the Ninth Annual Meeting |
Judith Terry,
Sallie Wadsworth |
| Mrs. Elton and the Slave Trade |
Mary DeForest |
| Yes, there is a Petty France |
Dean Cantrell |
| All the “Write” Moves: or, Theatrical Gesture in Sense
and Sensibility |
Judith
W. Fisher |
| Verses |
Kathleen Glancy |
| Fanny Price as Cinderella: Folk and Fairy-Tale in Mansfield
Park |
Janice
C. Simpson |
| Charades, Anyone? |
Patricia M. Shepherd |
| Travelling in the Steps of Jane Austen |
Celine M. Kear |
| Elizabeth Ponders: a Triolet |
Virginia Golden |
| Gunfight at the Combe Magna Corral |
Mary Hardenbrook |
| News from St. Nicholas Church, Steventon |
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| The Unknown Lover |
Constance Pilgrim |
| The Jane Austen Top Ten |
Kathleen Glancy |
| The Withering Eye, the Transmuting Hand, the Alchemies of
Pride and
Prejudice |
Sidney Ives |
| JASNA Essay Competition |
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| Competition 1988 |
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| Competition Winners, 1987 |
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| Pen Sketches in Verse, from the Letters |
Patricia M. Shepherd |
| An Amusing Study: Family Likenesses in Pride and
Prejudice |
Jocelyn Creigh Cass |
| Visiting Edward Cooper |
Gaye King |
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PAPERS FROM
THE NEW YORK CONFERENCE
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| A Scotchman at Overton: Jane Austen’s North Hampshire |
Anthony Trollope |
| Lady Susan and the Juvenilia |
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| Jane Austen: the “Juvenilia” |
A. Walton Litz |
| “We fainted alternately on a sofa”: Female
Friendship
in Jane Austen’s Juvenilia |
Deborah J. Knuth |
| Jane Austen and the Uncommon Reader |
Laurie
Kaplan |
| The Madness of Jane Austen: Metonymic Style and
Literature’s Resistance to Interpretation |
Ellen E. Martin |
| Lady Susan: The Wicked Mother in Jane Austen’s
Novels |
Barbara
J. Horwitz |
| Female Resources: Epistles, Plot, and
Power |
Patricia
Spacks |
| Contributors |
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