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CRITICAL STUDIES OF THE Juvenilia tend to focus on Austen's exuberant, brilliant parody of the sentimental heroine, which is most notable in "Love and Freindship.
Comic fantasy in Jane Austen's Juvenilia: female roguery and the ... by Monteiro, Belisa / Persuasions: The Jane Austen Journal
Pippa Brush's introduction to Juliet MeMaster's authoritative 1995 edition of Love and Freindship (the original spelling of "Freindship" is often retained) claims that: Love and Freindship is a parody of a form with which Austen seems to have been intimately familiar--her ironies are so exact--and, while she might have been disapproving, seems to have enjoyed.
Jane Austen, anti-Jacobin by Stove, Judy / New Criterion
pounds 5 from the Barrhead Reform Church Freindship Club.
Voice of Scotland; Nursery staff are due a better deal by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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