Pride and Prejudice: Library Edition

<p>in A Remote Hertfordshire Village, Far Off The Good Coach Roads Of George Iii's England, A Country Squire Of No Great Means Must Marry Off His Five Vivacious Daughters. At The Heart Of This All-consuming Enterprise Are His Headstrong Second Daughter Elizabeth Bennet And Her Aristocratic Suitor Fitzwilliam Darcy&#151;two Lovers Whose Pride Must Be Humbled And Prejudice Dissolved Before The Novel Can Come To Its Splendid Conclusion.<br><br>a <i>tour De Force</i> Of Wit And Sparkling Dialogue, <i>pride And Prejudice</i> Is Also A Sumptuously Detailed Picture Of Contemporary Society, Which, In Its Exploration Of Manner And Motives, Has A Great Deal To Say About The Society Of Today. Austen's Best-loved Novel Is A Memorable Story About The Power Of Reason, And Above All About The Strange Dynamics Of Human Relationships And Emotions.<br><br>the Handsome Volumes In The Collectors Library Present Great Works Of World Literature In A Handy Hardback Format. Printed On High-quality Paper And Bound In Real Cloth, Each Complete And Unabridged Volume Has A Specially Commissioned Afterword, Brief Biography Of The Author And A Further-reading List. This Easily Accessible Series Offers Readers The Perfect Opportunity To Discover, Or Rediscover, Some Of The World's Most Endearing Literary Works.<br><br>the Volumes In The Collector's Library Are Sumptuously Produced, Enduring Editions To Own, To Collect And To Treasure.</p>