Objects & Places from Jane Austen's Letters

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 124 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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Objects & Places from Jane Austen's Letters

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 124 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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Steventon

This is the village where the Austens lived and where Rev. George Austen was the rectory.

Kintbury

This is the Fowles' home which is situated across the river from Rev. John Craven.

Rowling

This is the Bridges' small country home.

Dartford

This is a marketing and manufacturing town which Jane and Cassandra Austen passed through several times on their journeys.

Godmersham Park

This is Edward Austen-Knight's main estate that he inherited from his distant cousin.

Bath

This is a fashionable inland spa city that many people visited to improve their health. The Austens retired and moved here, where they lived from 1801-1806.

Manydown

This is the Bigg-Withers' home where Jane and Cassandra Austen visited frequently.

Ibthorpe

This is the Lloyds' home. Martha Lloyd remained living with her mother here after her marriage to Frank Austen.

Goodnestone

This is the Bridges' home and the Austen sisters spent much...

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