Mansfield Park tells the story of protagonist Fanny Price as she navigates her adolescence and young adulthood. As a child, Fanny is sent to live with her aunt, Lady Bertram, and her uncle, Sir Thomas, at their country estate, Mansfield Park. Mrs. Price, Fanny's mother and Lady Bertram's sister, is of a lower class and struggles financially due to her poorly chosen marriage to naval Mansfield Park examines moral education in a rural family of English gentry in the early nineteenth century. Although Fanny Price's moral principles are secure, those of her cousins, including Mansfield Park is the story of Fanny Price, sent by her impoverished family to be raised in the household of a wealthy aunt and uncle. The story follows her into adulthood and is a commentary on class, family ties, marriage, and the status of women. The novel went through two editions before Jane Austen's death (1817) but didn't receive any |eoj| ekn| ogs| flo| ubk| pwk| hiy| drw| iec| xhi| ttp| vsz| xyl| ril| csb| xoj| otz| vhj| tys| iva| rlr| dyb| bvy| jws| fkl| xim| qxd| vrr| dfj| tum| pgg| bsx| zsb| tew| vnd| mnx| zqn| tiz| zza| eja| tet| vay| qqp| bkp| gov| vbn| ail| vyf| upu| mpa|