No. 16, December 16, 1994
CONTENTS
| Editorial | The Editors | Page 3 |
| News from St. Nicholas Church, Steventon | Joyce Bown | Page 4 |
| Message from the President | Garnet Bass | Pages 5-6 |
| Desperately Seeking Jane--in New Orleans | The Diligent Observer | Pages 7-9 |
| Taken at New Orleans, photos | Joyce Loney | Pages 10-15 |
| Jane Austen--The Divine and the Donkey | Chris Viveash | Pages 16-20 |
| Lady Catherine: A Castle Built on Sand? | Sarah Frances
Croft, Mary Lee Moldenhauer |
Pages 21-24 |
| Sources of Chapter Two of Sense and Sensibility | Stephen Derry | Pages 25-27 |
| "Janeite" at 100 | Lorraine Hanaway | Pages 28-29 |
| Jane Austen and a Family Elopement | Margaret Wilson | Pages 30-31 |
| Saint Jane | Denise Blue | Pages 32-33 |
| Persuasion, Vol. IV, Chapter XI | John K. Hale | Pages 34-35 |
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"Of which I avow myself the Authoress . . . J. Austen": The Jane Austen-Richard Crosby Correspondence |
Arthur M. Axelrad | Pages 36-38 |
| "Unvarying, warm admiration everywhere": The Truths about Wentworth | Barbara K. Seeber, Kathleen James-Cavan |
Pages 39-47 |
| Tithes and the Rural Clergyman in Jane Austen's England | Eileen Sutherland | Pages 48-54 |
| In Defence of George Austen | Jocelyn Creigh Cass | Pages 55-62 |
| Jane Austen Works and Studies | Patricia Latkin | Pages 63-67 |
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PAPERS FROM THE NEW ORLEANS CONFERENCE |
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A Regency Walking Dress and Other Disguises: Jane Austen and the Big Novel |
Margaret Anne Doody | Pages 69-84 |
| The Imprudence of Being Prinny | Christopher A. Kent | Pages 85-94 |
| Austen and Empire: A Thinking Woman's Guide to British Imperialism | Ruth Perry | Pages 95-106 |
| The Revolution of Civility in Pride and Prejudice | Joseph Wiesenfarth | Pages 107-114 |
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"Entering the World" of Regency Society: the Ballroom
Scenes in Northanger Abbey, "The Watsons" and Mansfield Park |
Jacqueline Reid-Walsh | Pages 115-124 |
| Jane Austen, Feminist Literary Criticism, and a Fourth "R": Reassessment | Devooney Looser | Pages 125-134 |
| Women's Education During the Regency: Jane Austen's Quiet Rebellion | Barbara Horwitz | Pages 135-146 |
| Jane Austen: Revolutionizing Masculinities | Joseph A. Kestner | Pages 147-160 |
| Rebelling Against the Regency: Jane Austen and Margaret Drabble | Nora Foster Stovel | Pages 161-174 |
| Romanticism, a Romance: Jane Austen and Lord Byron, 1813-1815 | Rachel M. Brownstein | Page 175-184 |
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"'A Nation Improving in Religion': Jane Austen's Prayers and Their Place in Her Life and Art" |
Bruce Stovel | Pages 185-196 |
| Jane Austen's "Susan" Restored | Arthur Axelrad | Pages 197-198 |
| Quiz | Pages 199-200 | |
| Cumulative Index to Persuasions Volume 1-15, 1979-1993 , JASNA | Pages 204-216 |
Articles copyright © 1994 by the authors
