Lives & Memoirs
Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay
Thomas Babington Macaulay
1843
2h 48m
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Fanny Burney published a novel at twenty-six and woke up famous, then spent five years trapped as a dresser to the queen. Macaulay reviews her diaries with all his powers: the novelist Johnson admired, the court that wasted her, and the astonishing record she left behind, delivered in the most confident critical prose in the language.
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8 chapters
- 1Section 123m
- 2Section 218m
- 3Section 318m
- 4Section 420m
- 5Section 524m
- 6Section 623m
- 7Section 718m
- 8Section 824m
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