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Emma

An Annotated Edition

Jane Austen

Edited by Bharat Tandon

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$35.00 • £28.95 • €31.50

ISBN 9780674048843

Publication Date: 09/17/2012

576 pages

9 x 9-1/2 inches

119 color illustrations

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Note on the Text
Introduction
Emma: An Annotated Edition
- Volume One (Chapters 1–18)
- Volume Two (Chapters 1–18)
- Volume Three (Chapters 1–19)
List of Emendations
Further Reading
Illustration Credits
Acknowledgments

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In the Daily Telegraph, read editor Bharat Tandon’s argument that rather than a frivolous romantic, Jane Austen was “a hard-headed chronicler of money worries,”—and as such, she deserves to be featured on the new £10 note
On BBC Radio 4’s Open Book, listen to Tandon discuss the impact of Jane Austen’s work
In the Times, read Tandon’s “40 Things You Didn’t Know about Jane Austen”
At The Huffington Post, read how Tandon chose the illustrations for this edition of Emma
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