Five Letters Raised From jane Austen To Her Niece Fanny Knight

5W, 1978 

Notes

The Five Letters Raised from Jane Austen to Her Niece Fanny Knight provide a fascinating glimpse into the close relationship between the renowned author and her favorite niece. Written between 1814 and 1817, these letters reveal Austen's thoughtful advice on love, marriage, and life, showcasing her wit, warmth, and sharp observations. Addressing Fanny's romantic dilemmas, Austen candidly discusses matters of the heart, blending practicality with affection. The correspondence reflects Austen’s deep bond with her niece and offers valuable insight into her personal views and the social dynamics of Regency-era England.

Description

Large burgundy bound, gold tooling, intact, pristine condition