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No. 126: November / December 2023
No. 126: November / December 2023
Cover story: Take a chair
The sedan chair's influence on Bath
The witty clergyman: Henry Tilney
New series exploring Austen's clergy
Trouble looming
New technology's impact on weavers
Let there be sound
Georgian hymns and church music
Real women
Discovering Austen characters
Jane Austen in spectacles
Looking through Georgian glasses
Plus reports from Austen societies; news, letters, book reviews, quiz, and much more!
Previous Issues
No. 119: September / October 2022
No. 119: September / October 2022
More of the same kind
Lifting the veil on the Gothic
Innumerable pictures
Women tourists' artistic engagements
Electricity on Tuesday
Expecting no advantage from it
George Austen the mystery
The forgotten brother
Cover story: Bath Fashion Museum
Taking the tour
Jane Austen therapy
Nonagenarian Dr Wilson's experience
No. 118: July / August 2022
No. 118: July / August 2022
Bath Abbey
The official Austen tour
Cautionary Tales
Inspiration behind the juvenilia
Saartjie Baartman
Wicked exploitation, the awful truth
Third act of death
Edmund Kean, actor
Austen in schools
Why Austen is good for the young
George Bridgetower
Virtuoso violinist, man of genius
No. 117: May / June 2022
No. 117: May / June 2022
Festival Preview
The Jane Austen Festival, September 2022
The March of Intellect
William Heath's cartoons translated
Putting biology to work
Why a white Queen became a black icon
Every savage can dance
When peasants dance, and workers sing
Wentworth and Croft
Austen ancestry links with
Persuasion
In defence of strawberries
Emma
and these fruitful delights
No. 116: March / April 2022
No. 116: March / April 2022
Under the umbrella
downpours in Jane's novels
Austen at the concert
Jane's great day out in Sydney
'Of rears and vices'
naughty words and naughtier people
Taking travel home
women tourists and the souvenirs they acquired
Ending animal cruelty
the battle that led to better treatment of livestock
Fellow artistic spirits
John Constable and Jane Austen had a lot in common
No. 115: January / February 2022
No. 115: January / February 2022
Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of)
the show that is taking the West End by storm
Eloping with Lydia Bennet
why Gretna Green proved so attractive
Austen's music
rehabilitating George Chard, Jane's music teacher
New series: Regency travellers
meet the women who explored the world
Harpoon harvest
whaling was big business in Jane Austen's time
Waltz and diplomacy
Dorothy Lieven introduced Henry to the scandalous dance
No. 114: November / December 2021
No. 114: November / December 2021
Brighton Pavilion
exploring the Prince Regent's coastal fantasy
Dinner with Jane
Julienne Gehrer introduces
Martha Lloyd's Household Book
Austen and the weather
a Georgian scientist was warning of climate change
Dancing with death
the Duchess of Richmond's ball on the eve of the battle of Waterloo
Not-so holy orders
John Horne Took, a troublesome priest
A triumph in chambermaids
Isabelle Mattocks charmed the Prince Regent
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