18166 Bronte Red leatherette/gilt

Red leatherette/gilt

1970 reprint of 1883 classic

with both challenges to and defenses of England's social and economic inequalities and patriarchal society

Sarah Marsh

with corrections to sections on Mansfield Park

18166 Bronte Red leatherette/giltEdited by Monica Gough with a foreword by Elizabeth Fox Genovese, preface, notes, chronology, bibliography. Kemble [1809 1893] was an English theatre actress, popular writer of plays, poetry, and memoirs. After spending time on her husband's island plantations, she became an abolitionist. As a girl she attended Reading Abbey School, where Cassandra and Jane Austen had attended a few years before. Among her relatives were famous actors aunt Sarah