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Edited by William Bray
Jacket frayed around the edges
More than 200 synopses
The study ends with Austen because she lived in and helped form the transition to modern novels and modern culture between the 18th and 19th centuries
15865-3 Richardson Edited by William BrayThe Leslie Stephen Lecture Delivered Before the University of Cambridge on 1 May 1935. Very early in the career of the biographer who later wrote A Portrait of Jane Austen (1978). This lecture gives a fascinating perspective on the state of Austen thought in the 1930's. Cream colored wrapper with stain on front cover, crease in spine and wear of overhanging edges. 1935 first edition by Cambridge at the University Press. USED. $35. 00
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