Mansfield Park (Illustrated): Illustrated by C. E. Brock with an easy to navigate chapter index

Ten year old, Fanny Price, is very much the poor relation in Mansfield Park. Taken in by wealthy relatives, The Norrises, in order to offer just one of nine children in the Price family to be raised above the relative mire of poor social standing, Fanny Price moves to Mansfield Park to live with her cousins Tom, Edmund, Maria and Julia. She is generally berated for costing her new family money, and is treated dismissively, with meanness and disregard. This we find shapes her moral character and sees Fanny, by the end of Mansfield Park, become elevated above almost her entire circle as a paragon of Regency womanhood.
Thought to be one of Jane Austen’s most controversial novels, Mansfield Park contains all the love and romance expected of this world renowned novelist, while touching on subjects that were not quite so polite in Regency England – affairs, illegitimacy and slavery in the plantations.
Mansfield Park was Austen’s third novel, and has been the inspiration for adaptations on TV, the big screen with a 1999 film, theatre productions, and even an opera of the same name.
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