Mansfield Park by Jane Austen

Mansfield Park by Jane Austen

Fanny Price is sent at ten from a poor household to live with wealthy relatives who never let her forget the arrangement. She grows up quiet, principled and easy to overlook, and she is the only person at Mansfield Park who is consistently right.

When the glamorous Crawfords arrive, everyone is charmed except Fanny. The theatricals, the trip to Sotherton and the eventual scandal all turn on the moral question the novel is actually about, and Austen leaves the source of the family's money — a plantation in Antigua — sitting in plain sight.

The most argued-about of Austen's novels, and increasingly considered her most ambitious.

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