Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice - 1

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You have explained all the points in such a good way that I feel that I find myself imagining in Jane Austen's age.
Superbly explained.

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Wonderful analysis Prof Prakash

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Sir kindly request to explain "hard times" by Charles Dickens

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Thanks to all of you friends, for appreciating this lecture which has an argument built around the writer Jane Austen wondering whether there is a clear answer to the issues raised in 'Pride and Prejudice'.

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