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Miss Bates drawn by Thomson Lydai drawn by Thomson Sir Walter drawn by Thomson
Miss Bates, Lydia & Sir Walter Elliott drawn by Thomson
from 2005 writing competition winners 
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Sea bathing, 1814		 Engraving: cherub forging wedding rings
2004 conference
Jane Austen & Love 		conflogo05.gif (7422 bytes)
2005 conference
Austen's Men

Fanny Price? engraving of regency girl
2006 conference
Mansfield Park: The controversial novel?
Evening Promenade, or Sea Beach Costumes, 1810

Mary Anning,  fossil collector in Lyme

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Seduction at the seaside

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Seaside bathing dress 1815

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Bathing place evening dress 1810.

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Jane Austen in Southampton
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Lady Susan (after Madame Recamier)		 seller.gif (6637 bytes)
a herb seller (a Bewick woodcut) in Regency Fair		 market.gif (68434 bytes)
a market place in Regency Fair		 childplay.gif (6034 bytes)
children playing (a Bewick woodcut) in Mrs Goddard's School 		BEAUNASH.GIF (19830 bytes)
Richard 'Beau' Nash
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Beau Brummell - What makes a Gentleman?		 jaskate.jpg (29555 bytes)
The Reverend Robert Walker Skating by Sir Henry Raeburn (1756-1823) from JASA Conference 1997 on Mansfield Park 		linkangl.gif (8267 bytes)
linked cherubs in Links		 oldwom.jpg (15103 bytes)
 JASA newsletter in JASA News 		whats.jpg (13797 bytes)
a window into the JASA site in What's New
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The Pursuit of Elegance		 cloakldy.jpg (19964 bytes)
'A private conference is essential to convincing difficult gentlemen of your sincerity and innocence' - Lady Susan		 jaserv.gif (8189 bytes)
Servants in Jane Austen's Emma		 horror.gif (23373 bytes)
gothic tale from How Original was Jane Austen? 		A beautiful, indolent Lady Bertram
a beautiful, indolent Lady Bertram in Mansfield Park and Beauty

a publishing coup
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Fanny price – a personal view

 

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How much fun can one person have at a JASA Annual Conference? 		library.gif (2949 bytes)
Library Report
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Childbirth in Jane Austen’s time		 A medieval scribe
The writing implement of Jane Austen (the quill pen)		 cassold.gif (5922 bytes)
an elderly Cassandra - A Personal Collection		 rumford.gif (12052 bytes)
the Comforts of a Rumford: A contemporary Gillray satirical print. - Northanger Abbey 		Sweet country girl, Moll Hackabout, rose in her bosom, little purse and scissors at her side, arrives from York and is accosted by the bawd, Mother Needham. Col. Charteris waits in the doorway, hand suspiciously deep in his pocket. The clergyman is too busy reading to notice her plight. Life goes on as a woman hangs out her washing, but ominous signs abound – a dead goose and a pile of panniers about to fall.
The Harlot’s Progress, William Hogarth
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Voltaire (1694-1778) at his desk		 ‘Jack just came on shore, with his pockets well lin’d, Was met by fair Kitty who hailed him thus kind ... turn in love, turn in.’
Jack just came on shore, with his pockets well lin’d, Was met by fair Kitty who hailed him thus kind ... turn in love, turn in.		 If there was no access to the cesspit from the back, the night soil men had to come through the house - let in the front door by a sleepy servant.
Sanitation, John Hunt’s card, 		The juxtaposition of these two portraits of the younger and older George Washington shows the dramatic re-shaping of his face by poorly fitted false teeth in his later years.
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inkseller in The writing [implement] of Jane Austen – the quill pen
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street vendors' cries - an 18th century engraving		 juvenilia.gif (10646 bytes)
woodcut by Thomas Bewick (1752-1828) from Juvenilia Conference		 ‘Monster Soup, commonly called Thames Water’. An artist’s impression of the life a microscope would discover in London’s drinking water.
London’s drinking water 		pianoclementi.jpg (3575 bytes)
Piano manufacturer, Museo Clementi (1752-1832)
 

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27 March 2007

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