Jane Austen: Complete Works + Extras - 83 titles (Annotated and illustrated)

Jane Austen: Complete Works + Extras - 83 titles (Annotated and illustrated)

by Jane Austen

5625 pages· 2013
About
The leading e-book for Jane Austen and bestseller, featuring more than 83 titles and extras, annotated, illustrated and designed specifically for your Kindle.

In this carefully put together e-book, you will find:

– All of Jane’s timeless novels and minor works as well as her earlier Juvenilia pieces

– The letters and prayers

– Introductions to the novels and other books

– Dozens of biographical and criticism extras so that you can discover more of her personality and life.

– Hundreds of original images and annotations.

– An intuitive and ergonomical navigational sytem:
• Navigate by a simple click from chapter to chapter and from book to book
• Instantaneously reach the main hyperlinked table of contents
• Navigate easily with the stand-alone table of contents included in each book.

– The warranty of regular free updates


Detailled features:

– The 6 NOVELS with introductions:
Sense and Sensibility • Pride and Prejudice • Mansfield Park • Emma • Northanger Abbey • Persuasion

– The 4 MINOR and UNFINISHED WORKS:
The Watsons • Plan of a Novel • Sanditon • Lady Susan

– The 20 JUVENILIA:
Frederic and Elfrida • Jack and Alice • Edgar and Emma • Henry and Eliza • The Adventures of Mr. Harley • Sir William Mountague • Memoirs of Mr. Clifford • The Beautiful Cassandra • Amelia Webster • The Visit • The Mystery • The Three Sisters • Detached Pieces • Love and Friendship • Lesley Castle • The History of England • A Collection of Letters • Scraps • Evelyn • Catharine

– The PLAY:
Sir Charles Grandison

– The 14 POEMS and PRAYERS

– 78 LETTERS of Jane Austen

– EXTRAS – Biographical:
Biographical Notice (by Henry Austen) (1816) • Jane Austen (by Samuel Stillman Conant) (1870) • Memoir of Jane Austen (by James Edward Austen-Leigh) (1871) • More Views of Jane Austen (by George Barnett Smith) (1895) • Jane Austen and Her Times (by Geraldine Edith Mitton) (1905) • Jane Austen (by William Lyon Phelps) (1906) • Jane Austen, Her Life and Letters: A Family Record (by W. Austen-Leigh and R. A. Austen-Leigh) (1913) • Jane Austen by O.W. Firkins (1823) • Jane Austen from Encyclopaedia Britannica (1910-1911)

– EXTRAS – Criticism:
The Novels of Jane Austen (1859) • Excerpt from Criticism and Fiction (1891) • The Perfection of The Novel by William Edward Simonds (1894) • From Fielding to Jane Austen by Williams James Dawson (1905) • Jane Austen, And the Novel of Social Comedy by Williams James Dawson (1905) • Miss Austen from the New Monthly Magazine (1852) • Jane Austen by Anna Waterston (1863) • Hunting For Snarkes at Lyme Regis from Fanny Caroline Lefroy (1879) • Is it just? From Fanny Caroline Lefroy (1883) • A Bundle of Letters by Fanny Caroline Lefroy (1883) • Miss Austen's Country (1875) • Style and Miss Austen by Mary Augusta Ward (1884) • An Excerpt from Memoirs of John Murray by Samuel Smiles (1891) • Letters to Dead Authors by Andrew Lang (1892)

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