L&T Archive 1998-2003

In partial agreement.
In Response To: I agree..... ()

] Personally, I think JA intended it to be fuzzy...either to protect real names and real epople, or just because she enjoyed making puzzles.

I wouldn't argue strongly against this point. However, I keep seeing references to an 1811-12 date, and that can't be justified by reference to the text and calendars, to what we know of JA's life, or to external affairs. It's either dateless, or it's 1799-1800.

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The chronology of Pride and Prejudice
"the clue date is the Netherfield Ball: Tuesday 26 November"
Assumptions
I agree.....
In partial agreement.
The date puzzle in "Persuasion"
I was not alone then
Only for anal-retentives.
Previous years?
Knowing Easter in advance, etc.
Persuasion date
Possible explanations
And now for something highly subjective