Jane Austen: An Unrequited Love - Norman, Andrew
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Previously unpublished illustrations, a revelation ofthe identity of the mystery lover Jane Austen met in Devon in 1902, and a groundbreaking explanation of her final illness make this a must-read for AustenitesJane Austen is regarded as one of the greatest novelists in the English literary canon, and recent film and television adaptations of her works have brought them to a new audience almost200 years after her untimely death. Yet much remains unknown about her life, and there is considerable interest in the romantic history of the creator of Elizabeth Bennett and Mr. Darcy.Thisaccount of…mehr

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Previously unpublished illustrations, a revelation ofthe identity of the mystery lover Jane Austen met in Devon in 1902, and a groundbreaking explanation of her final illness make this a must-read for AustenitesJane Austen is regarded as one of the greatest novelists in the English literary canon, and recent film and television adaptations of her works have brought them to a new audience almost200 years after her untimely death. Yet much remains unknown about her life, and there is considerable interest in the romantic history of the creator of Elizabeth Bennett and Mr. Darcy.Thisaccount of her life breaks new ground by proposing that she and her sister, Cassandra, fell out over a young clergyman, identified herefor the first time.It also suggests that, along with the Addison s Disease that killed her, Jane Austen suffered from TB. Written by a consummate biographer and endorsed by Diana Shervington, a descendent of one of Austen's brothers, this is a must-read for all lovers of the author and her works."
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Andrew Norman is also the author of "Adolf Hitler: The Final Analysis," "Agatha Christie: The Finished Portrait," "Arthur Conan Doyle: Beyond Sherlock Holmes," and "Mugabe: Teacher, Revolutionary, Tyrant."