Walcot Church in Northanger Abbey and in Austen’s Family | Jane Austen's World
St. Swithin’s Walcot Church, mentioned in Northanger Abbey, is connected with Jane Austen’s family.| Jane Austen's World
Interviewed by Brenda S. Cox “As soon as he can light upon a bishop, he will be ordained. I wonder what curacy he will get!”–Anne Steele, about Edward Ferrars in Sense and Sensibility. A few days ago, I told you about a fascinating new book on Henry Austen. The author is a retired Church of […]| Jane Austen's World
Book Review by Brenda S. Cox “I had a letter from him [Henry], in which he desired to hear from me very soon—His to me was most affectionate and kind, as well as entertaining;—but there is no merit in that, he cannot help being amusing.”—Jane to Cassandra, April 8, 1805 “Henry at White’s! Oh, what […]| Jane Austen's World
St. Swithin’s Walcot Church, mentioned in Northanger Abbey, is connected with Jane Austen’s family.| Jane Austen's World
A visit to the Garrison Church in Portsmouth, where the Prices worshiped in Mansfield Park.| Jane Austen's World
