How bad are Jane Austen's "bad" clergymen?
Jane Austen’s “Evil” Clergymen”?
How bad are Jane Austen's "bad" clergymen?
How bad are Jane Austen's "bad" clergymen?
The Stoneleigh Abbey chapel was likely the model for the chapel at Sotherton, where a key scene takes place in Mansfield Park.
The clergyman in Jane's mother's family may have given her patterns for the clergymen-heroes in Austen's novels.
For much of her life, Jane Austen worshiped in the churches at Steventon and Chawton, both named after St. Nicholas.
Henry Tilney may not have been a typical clergyman, but he seems to have been modeled after the wittiest clergyman in England.
What do we know about Jane Austen's father and brothers as clergyman? What did they preach about?
Jane Austen did not always agree with her cousin Edward Cooper's Evangelical sermons.
Jane Austen was close to all three of her first cousins, including Evangelical clergyman Edward Cooper.
Why did it matter that Mr. Elton was a vicar, not a rector?
Jane Austen enjoyed the escapades of country curate Dr. Syntax, in Rowlandson's cartoons.