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New Additions To This Blog

October 10, 2007 by Vic

In Jane Austen Today, check out the new fan blog by Jane Ondiwe, Lydia Bennet’s Journal.

And on this blog, check out these new additions:

In Icons and Fan Sites find new links to some spectacular icons: Austen Stills, Regency Stills, and Period Drama.

Under Fashion find The History of Corsets.

And in Original Sources, click on:
- The Life of Lord Nelson by Roberth Southey, 1813
- Jane Austen in Context, edited by Janet Todd, 2005.
- In addition, find the Short Biographical Sketch of Charles Lamb, 1775-1834 and the Diary of an Ennuyee by Mrs. Jameson, 1876

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on October 12, 2007 at 00:15 Bex

I’m loving your new blog, Jane Austen Today, and your excellent reference pages!

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