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Admirals -- Great Britain -- Biography: Hubback.
Aesthetics: Garnett.
Aesthetics, British: Vickers.
- 19th century: Cottom.
Allusions: Harris.
Allusions in literature: Moler.
American fiction
- 20th century -- History and criticism: Stout.
- Women authors -- History and criticism: Stout.
Austen family: Cecil. Chapman. Hubback. Lane. Tucker.
Austen, Cassandra, 1773-1845: Chapman.
Austen, Charles: Hubback.
Austen, Francis, Sir: Hubback.
Austen, Jane, 1775-1817: Adams. Auerbach. Austen. Austen. Austen-Leigh. Austen-Leigh. Austen-Leigh. Austen-Leigh. Austen-Leigh. Austen-Leigh. Babb. Bailey. Beeching. Becker. Bonnell. Bradbrook. Brown. Brown. Buhler. Bush. Bussby. Cecil. Cecil. Chapman. Chapman. Chapman. Clarke. Craik. Craik. Cookson. Darwin. Fergus. Fergus. Firkins. Fitzgerald. Frankenberger. Freeman. Freeman. Garnett. Gillie. Heath. Helm. Hill. Hodge. Hubback. Greene. Grey. Hughes-Hallett. Jane Austen Society. Jenkins. Johnson. Kaplan. Kaye-Smith. Kaye-Smith. Kennedy. Lascelles. Laski. Lerner. Liddell. Link. Litz. Malden. Mitton. Mudrick. A Niece. Pollock. Rague. Rawlence. Rhydderch. Ritchie. Seymour. Sherry. Sisson. Smith. Smithers. Southam. Ten. Thomson. Tytler. Vaughan. Villard. Warner. Warre. Watson. Weldon. Williams. Wright.
- Aesthetics: Cottom.
- Bibliography: Chapman. Gilson. Keynes. Link. Roth. Roth.
- Biography: Adams. Aldington. Austen-Leigh. Austen-Leigh. Austen-Leigh. Cecil. Chapman. Halperin. Hill. Honan. Hubback. Laski. Malden. Mitton. Myer. Nicolson. Pilgrim. Pilgrim. Rawlence. Rees. Smith. Tucker. Tucker. Vipont. Wilks.
  - Ancestry: Austen.
  - Family: Austen-Leigh.
- Books and reading: Harris.
- Characters: Berendsen. Leeming. Marsh. Paris. Voss-Clesly.
  - Clergy: Collins.
  - Heroines: Hardy.
  - Mr. Collins: Morris.
  - Women: Brownstein. Smith.
- Concordances: De Rose.
- Contemporary England: Jones. Lane. Myer. Nicolson. Pool. Sales. Watkins.
- Correspondence: Austen. Brabourne. Chapman. Hughes-Hallett. Le Faye. Modert.
  - Facsimiles: Modert.
- Criticism and interpretation: Atma. Babb. Berglund. Bloom. Brosch. Brown. Bruggemeier. Butler. Coe. Craik. Craik. Crespo. De Rose. Dhatwalia. Duckworth. Dwyer. Elsbree. Fergus. Fitzgerald. Galvin. Gard. Gillie. Glage. Gooneratne. Goubert. Grey. Halperin. Hannay. Hardy. Helm. Hill. Hunt. Institut. Jack. James. Johnson. Jones. Kestner. Lane. Lauber. Lerner. Liddell. Link. Litz. MacDonagh. Mann. Mansell. McMaster. Milligan. Monaghan. Mooneyham. Morris. Mudrick. Mudrick. Mukherjee. Neary. Nestor. O'Neill. Odmark. Pellew. Pinion. Pollock. Powell. Scott. Sherry. Smith. Southam. Southam. Southam. Southam. Stout. Sulloway. Tanner. Thompson. Tytler. Vasudeva. Vickers. Villard. Wallace. Watt. Weldon. Wilt.
  - Addresses, essays, lectures: Todd. Weinsheimer.
  - Congresses: McMaster.
  - History: Handley.
- Dictionaries: Apperson.
- Dictionaries, indexes, etc: Apperson. Grey.
- Drama: Brown. Fast. Hurley. Koste.
- Ethics: De Rose. Mann. Nardin.
- Exhibitions: Barr.
- Family: Austen-Leigh. Hubback. Lane. Tucker.
- Fiction: Ashton. Gould. Wilson.
- Film and video adaptations: Lauritzen.
- Friends and associates: Hill.
- Handbooks, manuals, etc: Hardwick.
- Homes and haunts: Hill. Isaacs.
  - England: Edwards. Lane.
    - Bath: Austen-Leigh. Freeman. Ragg.
    - Chawton: Carpenter.
    - Kent: Smithers.
    - Lyme Regis: Austen-Leigh.
    - Southampton: Austen-Leigh.
    - Steventon (Hampshire): Austen-Leigh.
- Humor: Battaglia. Polhemus.
- Knowledge
  - Anatomy: Gorman. Wiltshire.
  - Costume: Byrde.
  - Economics: Macey.
  - Education: Devlin. Horwitz. Mooneyham.
  - Food: Lane.
  - Language and languages: Mooneyham.
  - Literature: Harris.
  - Manners and customs: Castellanos. Hickman. Sales. Schapera.
  - Medicine: Gorman. Wiltshire.
    - Addresses, essays, lectures: O'Brien.
  - Music: Piggott.
  - Psychology: Hardy. Hudson. Keener. Vasudeva.
- Knowledge and learning: Moler.
- Language: Stokes.
  - Grammar: Phillipps.
- Library: Gillaspie.
- Manuscripts
  - Catalogs: Pierpont.
  - Facsimiles: Modert.
- Musical settings: Lewis.
- Philosophy: Morgan. Barfoot.
- Poetry: Corringham.
- Political and social views: Duckworth. Evans. Handler. Horwitz. Johnson. Kirkham. Odom. Poovey. Roberts. Stewart.
  - Addresses, essays, lectures: Monaghan.
- Psychology: Llewelyn.
- Religion: Koppel.
- Religion and ethics: Mellen.
- Settings: Deller.
- Societies, etc: Jane Austen Society.
- Societies, periodicals, etc: Jane Austen Society. Jane Austen Society.
- Study and teaching: Folsom. Jones. Milligan.
- Style: Page. Tave.
- Technique: Boles. Brown. Burrows. Kroeber. Kuwahara. Wallace. Wiesenfarth. Williams. Wright.
Austen, Jane, 1775-1817 Emma: Berendsen. Bloom. Bradbrook. Burrows. Craik. Cookson. Monaghan. Parrish. Gard. Jefferson. Lauritzen. Lodge. Turner.
Austen, Jane, 1775-1817 Lady Susan: Grey.
Austen, Jane, 1775-1817 Mansfield Park: Armstrong. Bloom. Cox. Devlin. Fleishman. Havely. Southam. Smith. Turner. Wood.
- Criticism and interpretation: Fender. Nordhjem.
Austen, Jane, 1775-1817 Northanger Abbey: Evans. Farrar. Payne. Sadleir. Smith. Southam.
Austen, Jane, 1775-1817 Persuasion: Austen-Leigh. Coates. Gard. Goad. Southam. Spacks.
- Criticism and interpretation: Ormond.
Austen, Jane, 1775-1817 Pride and Prejudice: Bloom. Clark. Craik. Dalglish. Folsom. Glage. Gray. Gray. Lobb. Lowenherz. Milne. Moler. Rubinstein. Smythe. Southam.
- Dramatic production: Bankart.
Austen, Jane, 1775-1817 Sense and Sensibility: Clark. Metcalfe. Ruoff. Southam.
Authority in literature: Wallace.
Authors, English -- 19th century -- Biography: Jenkins. Rhydderch.
Authors, European -- 19th century: Auerbach.
Authorship -- Sex differences: Johnson.
Bakhtin, M. M. (Mikhail Mikhailovich), 1895-1975: Castellanos.
Barbauld, Mrs. (Anna Letitia), 1743-1825: Ritchie.
Bath (England): Austen-Leigh.
- Description and travel: Ragg.
- History: Austen-Leigh.
Best sellers -- Great Britain -- Bibliography: Jones.
Body, Human, in literature: Gorman. Wiltshire.
Books and reading: Weldon.
- Great Britain -- History -- 19th century: Jones.
Booth, Bradford Allen, 1909- comp: Booth.
Botany: Vaughan.
- England: Vaughan.
British Broadcasting Corporation: Lauritzen.
Brontë family -- Characters: Leeming.
Brontë, Charlotte, 1816-1855: Auerbach. Bonnell.
- Criticism and interpretation: Hunt.
- Technique: Kroeber.
Brontë, Charlotte, 1816-1855 Villette: Payne.
Brontë, Emily, 1818-1848: Auerbach.
Brothers and sisters in literature: Hudson.
Burney, Fanny, 1752-1840
- Characters: Voss-Clesly.
- Criticism and interpretation: Galvin. Johnson. Nestor.
Capitalism and literature: Evans.
Carnival in literature: Castellanos.
Cather, Willa, 1873-1947 -- Criticism and interpretation: Stout.
Characters and characteristics in literature: Burrows. Leeming. Morgan. Paris. Voss-Clesly.
- Dictionaries: Halperin.
Chawton, England -- Description and travel: Carpenter.
Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices) with instrumental ensemble: Lewis.
Choruses, Sacred, with instrumental ensemble: Lewis.
Christian fiction, English -- History and criticism: Polhemus.
City and town life -- England: Watkins.
Classicism in music: Wallace.
Clergy in literature: Morris. Collins.
Closure (Rhetoric): Kuwahara.
Mr. Collins (Fictitious character): Morris.
Comic, The, in literature: Polhemus.
Concertos (Chamber orchestra): Lewis.
Conrad, Joseph, 1857-1924 -- Religion and ethics: Mellen.
Cookery, British -- History: Hickman.
Costume -- Great Britain -- History
- 18th century: Byrde.
- 19th century: Byrde.
Costume in literature: Byrde.
Country homes -- England -- Kent: Smithers.
Country homes in literature: Helm. Smithers.
Country life -- England: Watkins.
Courtship -- England -- Fiction: Gray.
Courtship in literature: Mooneyham.
Criticism
- Data processing: Burrows.
- Great Britain: Trowbridge.
- Humor: Kaplan.
Dancing in literature: Elsbree.
Darwin, George Howard, Sir, 1845-1912: Darwin.
Decoration and ornament -- England: Watkins.
Defoe, Daniel, 1661?-1731 -- Knowledge -- Economics: Macey.
Desire in literature: Galvin.
Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870
- Contemporary England: Pool.
- Criticism and interpretation: Neary.
Didion, Joan -- Criticism and interpretation: Stout.
Direct discourse in literature: Nestor.
Diseases in literature: Gorman.
Domestic fiction, English -- History and criticism: Stewart. Voss-Clesly.
- 19th century: Berglund.
Drama: Beeching.
Economics in literature: Evans. Macey.
Edgeworth, Maria, 1767-1849: Ritchie.
- Characters: Voss-Clesly.
Education in literature: Horwitz. Mooneyham.
Eliot, George, 1819-1880: Auerbach. Bonnell. Clarke. Lerner.
- Criticism and interpretation: Elsbree. Hunt. Lerner. Wilt.
- Religion and ethics: Mellen.
- Technique: Kroeber.
Eliot, George, 1819-1880 Lifted Veil: Payne.
England -- Tours: Edwards.
England in literature: Lane.
English fiction: Oliver.
- Early modern, 1500-1700 -- History and criticism: Spender.
- 18th century -- History and criticism: Butler. Johnson. Keener. Konigsberg. Nestor. Sadleir. Scheuermann. Spencer. Spender. Steeves. Stevenson.
- 19th century
  - History and criticism: Beer. Bonnell. Cottom. Foltinek. Hunt. Jack. Jones. Kroeber. Pitol. Polhemus. Polhemus. Rathburn. Teyssandier. Sabiston.
  - Stories, plots, etc.: Halperin.
  - Translations into Spanish: Pitol.
- 20th century -- History and criticism: Polhemus.
- Film and video adaptations: Lauritzen.
- History and criticism: Barfoot. Boardman. Brownstein. Buhler. Frankenberger. Halperin. Lerner. Macey. Mellen. Wilt.
- Women authors -- History and criticism: Beer. Bonnell. Brownstein. Hunt. James. Johnson. Kirkham. Nestor. Spencer. Spender. Voss-Clesly.
English language
- 18th century -- Rhetoric: Vickers.
- 19th century -- Lexicology: Stokes.
- Early modern, 1500-1700 -- Rhetoric: Vickers.
English literature
- Early modern, 1500-1700 -- History and criticism: Trowbridge.
- 18th century -- History and criticism: Trowbridge.
  - Addresses, essays, lectures: Ehrenpreis.
- 19th century -- History and criticism: Berglund. Looser. Payne. Pool. Poovey. Ritchie.
- History and criticism: Bloom. Bloom. Bloom. Bloom. Bradley. Rostvig.
- Women authors -- History and criticism: Berglund. Hinkley. Poovey. Ritchie.
English philology: Vickers.
English prose literature
- 18th century -- History and criticism: Vickers.
- 19th century: [Caedmon].
- Early modern, 1500-1700 -- History and criticism: Vickers.
Enlightenment: Keener.
Ethics in literature: Mann.
Ethnology in literature: Handler.
European literature
- 19th century: Auerbach.
- Women authors: Auerbach.
Family in literature: Dhatwalia. Brown.
Fantasy in literature: Payne.
Fate and fatalism in literature: Barfoot.
Femininity (Psychology) in literature: Johnson.
Feminism and literature: James. Kirkham. Looser. Spencer. Stout.
- England -- History -- 19th century: Castellanos.
- Great Britain: Kirkham.
Feminism in literature: Kirkham.
Fiction: Weldon.
- History and criticism: Nordhjem.
- Stories, plots, etc: Bruggemeier.
- Technique: Boardman. Buhler. Konigsberg. Nordhjem. Wallace.
Fielding, Henry, 1707-1754
- Knowledge -- Economics: Macey.
- Religion and ethics: Mellen.
Flaubert, Gustave, 1821-1880 Madame Bovary: Sabiston.
Food in literature: Lane.
France -- History -- Revolution, 1789-1799 -- Literature and the Revolution: Roberts.
French fiction -- 18th century -- History and criticism: Keener.
Galton, Francis, Sir, 1822-1911: Darwin.
Gothic revival (Literature) -- Great Britain: Wilt.
Great Britain
- Biography: Lane. Tucker.
- Description and travel: Vaughan.
- In literature: Sales.
- Intellectual life -- 18th century: Butler.
- Social life and customs: Lane.
  - 18th century: Craik. Nicolson. Watkins.
  - 19th century: Austen. Craik. Hickman. Myer. Nicolson. Pool. Sales. Watkins. Wilson.
    - Fiction: Spacks.
Hales, Stephen, 1677-1761: Darwin.
Hampshire (England) -- Biography: Innes.
Hardy, Thomas, 1840-1928 -- Criticism and Interpretation: Elsbree.
Haywood, Eliza Fowler, 1693?-1756 -- Criticism and interpretation: Nestor.
Health in literature: Gorman. Wiltshire.
Hemingway, Ernest, 1899-1961 -- Style: Boardman.
Heroines in literature: Brownstein. Hardy. Sabiston.
Hillhouse, James Theodore: Rathburn.
Historical fiction: Parrish.
Hobbes, John Oliver, 1867-1906: Clarke.
Home economics -- Great Britain -- History: Hickman.
Home in literature: Berglund.
Horror tales: ??.
Humorous stories: Parrish.
Imperialism in literature: Stewart.
Imprisonment in literature: Sabiston.
Incest in literature: Hudson.
Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.): Harris.
Interior decoration -- England: Watkins.
Interpersonal relations in literature: Hardy.
Intimacy (Psychology) in literature: Hardy.
Irony in literature: Battaglia. Hill. Mudrick. Mudrick.
James, Henry, 1843-1916 Portrait of a Lady: Sabiston.
Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784 -- Influence: De Rose.
Joyce, James, 1882-1941 -- Criticism and interpretation: Neary.
- Humor: Polhemus.
- Religion: Polhemus.
Kent (England)
- Biography: Smithers.
- Description and travel: Smithers.
- Social life and customs: Smithers.
Kent (England) in literature: Smithers.
Kinship -- Terminology: Schapera.
Kinship in literature: Schapera.
Landscape in literature: Hannay.
Laughter in literature: Castellanos.
Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930: Lerner.
- Criticism and interpretation: Lerner. Wilt.
- Criticism and interpretation : Elsbree.
- Religion and ethics: Mellen.
Lee family: Tucker.
Lennox, Charlotte, ca. 1729-1804 -- Criticism and interpretation: Nestor.
Literary form: Rostvig. Wiesenfarth.
Literary landmarks -- England: Hill. Lane.
- Bath: Ragg.
- Guidebooks: Edwards.
Literature -- Women authors -- History and criticism: Livi.
Literature and morals: Mellen.
Literature and science -- Great Britain -- History: Vickers.
Literature and society
- England -- History
  - 18th century: Scheuermann. Stewart.
  - 19th century: Duckworth. Pool. Sales.
- Great Britain -- History -- 19th century: Cottom.
Literature, Modern
- 19th century -- History and criticism: Livi.
- 20th century -- History and criticism: Livi.
Local color in literature: Lane.
Love in literature: Hudson. McMaster. Polhemus.
Love stories: Parrish.
- English -- History and criticism: Polhemus.
Lyme Regis (Dorset, England)
- History: Austen-Leigh.
- Description and travel: Austen-Leigh.
Man-woman relationships -- England -- Fiction: Spacks.
Manners and customs in literature: Monaghan. Odom. Pool. Watkins.
Manors in literature: Helm.
Mansfield, Katherine, 1888-1923: Clarke.
Manuscripts, English -- Facsimiles: Modert.
- New York (N.Y.) -- Catalogs: Pierpont.
Marriage in literature: Neary. Vasudeva.
Meaning (Philosophy) in literature: Stout.
Medicine in literature: Gorman. Wiltshire.
Memory in literature: Harris.
Middle class women -- Social conditions: Berglund.
Money in literature: Macey. Scheuermann.
Moral conditions in literature: Mann.
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791: Wallace.
Music and literature: Wallace.
Music in literature: Piggott.
Names, Geographical -- England: Beeching.
Narration (Rhetoric): Boardman. Boles. Brown. Konigsberg. Kroeber. Wallace. Wright.
Natural history: Darwin.
- Addresses, essays, lectures: Darwin.
Neoclassicism (Literature): Wallace.
Novelists, English -- 19th century
- Biography: Adams. Austen. Austen-Leigh. Austen-Leigh. Austen-Leigh. Austen-Leigh. Brown. Bush. Carpenter. Cecil. Chapman. Chapman. Edwards. Fergus. Fergus. Gillie. Grey. Halperin. Hill. Hodge. Honan. Johnson. Kaplan. Lane. Laski. Llewelyn. Malden. Mitton. Myer. Nicolson. Piggott. Pilgrim. Pilgrim. Ragg. Rawlence. Rees. Seymour. Smith. Smithers. Vipont. Warner. Wilks.
- Correspondence: Austen. Hughes-Hallett. Le Faye. Modert.
- Family relationships: Austen-Leigh. Hubback. Lane. Tucker.
Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897: Clarke.
Openings (Rhetoric): Kuwahara.
Opie, Amelia Alderson, 1769-1853: Ritchie.
Parody: Battaglia.
Perception in literature: Morgan.
Philosophy in literature: Keener.
Piano music: Lewis.
Pierpont Morgan Library -- Catalogs: Pierpont.
Pinero, Arthur Wing, Sir, 1855-1934 -- Criticism and interpretation: Institut.
Poe, Edgar Allan, 1809-1849 -- Criticism and interpretation: Institut.
Poetry: Beeching.
Politics and literature -- Great Britain -- History -- 18th century: Johnson.
Politics in literature: Evans. Johnson.
Popular literature -- Great Britain -- History and criticism: Jones.
Porter, Katherine Anne, 1890-1980 -- Criticism and interpretation: Stout.
Psychology in literature: Keener. Paris.
Radcliffe, Ann Ward, 1764-1823
- Aesthetics: Cottom.
- Criticism and interpretation: Berglund. Johnson.
Reader-response criticism: Boles.
Regency -- England: Sales.
Regionalism in literature: Sabiston.
Religion in literature: Koppel. Polhemus.
Rhetoric
- 1500-1800: Vickers.
- England: Vickers.
Rhys, Jean Wide sargasso sea: James.
Richardson, Samuel, 1689-1761: Beeching.
- Criticism and interpretation: Galvin.
- Knowledge -- Economics: Macey.
Richardson, Samuel, 1689-1761 History of Sir Charles Grandison: Metcalfe.
Richmond, Legh, 1772-1827: Vaughan.
Romanticism -- England: Sadleir.
Royal Society (Great Britain) -- History: Vickers.
Saint George (Oxfordshire play): Beeching.
Sand, George, 1804-1876: Auerbach.
Satire, English -- History and criticism: Sulloway.
Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 -- Aesthetics: Cottom.
- Fictional works: Jack.
Self-actualization (Psychology) in literature: Vasudeva.
Self-consciousness in literature: Kuwahara.
Sentimentalism in literature: Johnson.
Setting (Literature): Deller.
Sex (Psychology) in literature: Hudson.
Sex in literature: Galvin.
Sex role in literature: Brosch. Brownstein. Johnson. Nestor. Poovey. Smith. Sulloway.
Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft, 1797-1851: Auerbach.
- Political and social views: Poovey.
Sick in literature: Gorman.
Silence in literature: Stout.
Social classes in literature: Cottom.
Social ethics in literature: Morris. Poovey.
Social history in literature: Handler.
Social problems in literature: Duckworth. Evans. Johnson. Odom. Scheuermann. Smith. Stewart.
- Addresses, essays, lectures: Monaghan.
Songs (High voice) with piano: Gillaspie.
Southampton (Hampshire): Austen-Leigh.
Spark, Muriel Loitering with intent -- Criticism and interpretation: Nordhjem.
Speech in literature: Burrows. Mooneyham.
Staël, Madame de (Anne-Louise-Germaine), 1766-1817: Clarke.
Sterne, Laurence, 1713-1768 Life and opinions of Tristram Shandy, gentleman: Nordhjem.
Steventon, England (Hampshire): Austen-Leigh.
- History: Austen-Leigh.
Style: Beeching.
Taste: Garnett.
Television serials -- Great Britain: Lauritzen.
Travel in literature: Bruggemeier.
Walton, Izaak, 1593-1683: Vaughan.
War in literature: Castellanos.
Warwick, Mary Boyle Rich, 4th countess of, 1625-1678: Vaughan.
White, Gilbert, 1720-1793: Vaughan.
Wollstonecraft, Mary, 1759-1797 -- Criticism and interpretation: Berglund. Johnson.
- Political and social views: Poovey.
Women
- Books and reading: Brownstein.
- Education -- England -- History: Horwitz.
- France -- Biography: Hubbard.
- Great Britain -- Biography: Hubbard.
Women and literature: Berglund. Stout.
- England -- History
  - 18th century: Scheuermann.
  - 19th century: Castellanos. Kaplan. Litz. Tucker. Watt.
- Great Britain: Hinkley. Hunt.
  - History: Brownstein. Spender. Voss-Clesly.
    - 18th century: Johnson.
    - 19th century: Atma. Bonnell.
- History -- 19th century: Sabiston.
Women authors -- Biography: Livi.
Women authors, English: Glage. Ritchie.
- Biography: Wilson.
- 19th century -- Biography: Mitton.
Women authors, European -- 19th century: Auerbach.
Women authors, Great Britain -- Biography: Wilson.
Women in art: Oliver.
Women in literature: Beer. Berglund. Brosch. Brownstein. Coe. Galvin. Hardy. Horwitz. James. Johnson. Kirkham. Odom. Oliver. Poovey. Smith. Spencer. Sulloway. Vasudeva.
Women novelists -- 19th century: Auerbach.
Women novelists, English -- 19th century -- Biography: Malden. Tucker.
Women novelists, Great Britain -- Biography: Beer.
Young women -- England -- Fiction: Parrish. Spacks

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