Jane Austen · 1814 · Romance
Fanny Price is taken from her impoverished family and raised at Mansfield Park as a poor relation — dependent on her cousins' charity and expected to be grateful. When fashionable visitors arrive and begin staging amateur theatricals, the moral stakes sharpen dramatically. Austen's most serious novel and her sharpest study of conscience under social pressure.
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Jane AustenBritish · 1775–1817
Jane Austen (1775–1817) wrote five major novels that have never left print, defining the shape of the romantic comedy of manners for every generation since.
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