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11622-1 Law Harris argues that Austen was

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Harris argues that Austen was a satirist

The Magna Carta sold at Sotheby's on December 18 2007 for $21

known for Wallace Collection of fine art

poems and thoughts

Includes Notes from the Archives insert

11622-1 Law Harris argues that Austen wasCompilation of satirical prints from the Georgian and Regency era 1170 1830. This is the lewd, vicious comedy, poking shockingly at celebrities, politicians, and financial leaders, that makes Mary Crawford's comment about "rears and vices" seem tame indeed. This book is well researched by the author, Prof of Brit History at the University of Essex. Every cartoon is described and explained a great resource. Be prepared for low humor. Color prints

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