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notesonliberty.com
On popular demand, I'm reviving a reoccurring theme of mine: teaching economic history through the lens of popular culture. Today: bonds, yields and 18th century English financial planning. In what is probably my favourite piece ever written, I tried to estimate exactly how rich Mr. Darcy was - Mr. Darcy, of course, of Jane Austen's... |
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austenprose.com
From the desk of Christina Boyd: Bestselling authoress Amanda Grange's latest offering, Dear Mr. Darcy, is a clever retelling of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice in the epistolary form. However, don't be fooled by the title. This novel is so much more than just Mr. Darcy's private correspondence, including many letters from several key players... |
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apilgriminnarnia.com
I think that Pride & Prejudice is the best English novel, ever. Is that too much? Perhaps it is, but I'm a fan, and in the world of non-fantasy prose storytelling it is about as good as it gets for me. One of the things that make Pride & Prejudice so rich-besides its irresistible story... |
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www.johncoulthart.com
My latest cover for Swan River Press is very suitable for the season, It's also a good example of the "window" type of cover design, where you show a view into a scene rather than... |
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