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Jane Austen, Netley Abbey & Gothic Romanticism (2017)

by Simon Sandall, Cheryl Butler, John Hare

Series: Hampshire papers (2.05)

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"To commemorate Jane Austen's bicentenary and the upcoming bicentenary of the publication of Northanger Abbey, this paper considers the significance of Netley Abbey as an inspiration for gothic novels. Following the example of the many nineteenth century guides to the Abbey, the paper will provide the reader with an overview of the historic development of the Abbey, its decline into a ruin, and its popularity as a destination for gothic tourism. A tale of ghosts, poetry and potted shrimp." (Publisher's website).
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