Eavesdropping on Jane Austen’s England Book Summary
Eavesdropping on Jane Austen’s England is the history, England and social sciences book which describes the story of our ancestor who lives many decades ago in England. Howard Hughes is the author of this remarkable book. This book explains the history of England before two centuries ago which is based on the novels of Jane Austen. She is the greatest of all time novelist in the English language from 1775 to 1817. Most of her novels cover the aristocracy and gentry. So this book is written in the prospect of Jane who actually lived in this era and she explains the lives of people in her novels often. The young women of England are more attracted to love than anything else. These women are loyal to their husbands despite the fact of poverty and hunger. The relation between husband and wife is so strong. There are rare cases of a breakup after they decided to marry each other. Industrial wise it was a difficult time and there is a constant dread for agriculture as well. There are few parents who forced their daughters for marriage. The worst and poor men sale their girls, boys and wives for money. The life is not easy before two centuries ago in England and our ancestor did not a great job to make it happen.
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