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What were the men up to
This is a real thriller - yet true history - Georgian aristocratic life revisited
Includes story of Jane's seaside romance on pages 32
the majority of this respected collection is generally hidden
the duties of the clergy
17409-1 Kipling What were the men upAusten lived from 1775 to 1801 at Steventon Rectory, her birthplace. Steventon was home to a large family, as well as live in students taught by her father. Because the building was demolished in the mid 1820's, leaving an empty lot, legions of Austen fans have looked across a meadow and tried to imagine that bustling community. Charlton's excavations help bring the rectory to life. The book gives background for the entire village, from prehistory to