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Originally published in 1783
stickers remnants on marbled endpapers
Includes Cassandra's drawing of Fanny at the writing table
Condensed for use in schools
Includes essay "Jane Austen and the Culture of the Circulating Library" by Barbara Benedict
12444 Dickens Originally published in 1783Marguerite of Navarre: Mother of the Renaissance. Marguerite of Navarre [1492 1549] was one of the most important figures of the Renaissance. A poet, author and patron of the arts, a reformer dedicated to social change, and a leader in the development of court fashion, this sister of the king contributed to modern thinking. Rich end notes, drawing heavily on primary sources and Marguerite's own words. Originally publ at $43. 50. NEW. $25. 00