"He is a Rogue of Course, But a Civil One": John Murray, Jane Austen, and Lord Byron.
The article focuses on publisher John Murray and compares two authors of the publishing house John Murray Publishers including Jane Austen and Lord Byron. Topics discussed include relationship of Murray with these authors, turning of Byron against Murray due to his meanness, and Austen's description...
| Publicado en: | Persuasions: The Jane Austen Journal no. 36; pp. 239 - 255 |
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Jane Austen Society of North America
2014
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| Sumario: | The article focuses on publisher John Murray and compares two authors of the publishing house John Murray Publishers including Jane Austen and Lord Byron. Topics discussed include relationship of Murray with these authors, turning of Byron against Murray due to his meanness, and Austen's description of Murray as a "Rogue" but a civil one. |
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