Cranford Elizabeth Gaskell Penguin Classics Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Modern

From The Author Of North And South Mary Barton Elizabeth Gaskell\ S Cranford Is A Standalone Publication Best-Known Work With Critical Introduction By Patricia Ingham In Penguin Classics Depicts Lives Preoccupations Inhabitants Small Village - Their Petty Snobberies Appetite For Gossip Loyal Support Each Other Times Need This Community That Runs On Cooperation At Very Heart Which Are Daughters Former Rector: Miss Deborah Jenkyns Her Sister Matty But Domestic Peace Constantly Threatened Form Financial Disaster Imagined Burglaries Tragic Accidents Reapparance Long-Lost Relatives To Lady Glenmire Who Shocks Everyone Marrying Doctor When Men Do Appear Such As \ Modern\ Captain Brown Or Matty\ Suitor Past They Bring Disruption Excitement Everyday Life Places Novel Its Literary Historical Context Discusses Theme Female Friendship Narrative Technique Edition Also Contains An Account Childhood Knutsford Based Appendices Fashion Duties Supplemented Illustrations Chronology Works Suggestions Further Reading Explanatory Notes Gaskell (1810-65) Was Born London Grew Up England 1832 She Married Reverend William Had Four One Son Died Infancy First Published 1848 Winning Attention Charles Dickens Most Later His Journals Lifelong Friend Charlotte Brontë Whose Biography Wrote If You Enjoyed May Like Jane Austen\ Mansfield Park Available Σελίδες: 304 Διαστάσεις: 13X13Cm