MANSFIELD PARK | Annotated | Illustrated: 1814

This book is meticulously designed. Modern word forms and visual illustrations are included at the beginning of each chapter, making it an original version for today's generation of readers.This book will give a sense of fulfillment to all who read it.This work has been selected by scholars as culturally important and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work has been reproduced from the original artifact and remains as faithful as possible to the original work.Scholars believe, and we agree, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and widely available. Presented to the public.We appreciate your support of the conservation process and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.The plot of Mansfield Park follows Fanny Price as she grows up from a displaced child to a timid but sharp and beautiful young woman, who eventually finds her happy ending with her marriage to her cousin, Edmund.Fanny Price is taken in by her uncle, Sir Thomas, at the age of nine, because the Price family, with nine children, is struggling financially. The Bertrams and Mrs. Norris want to make sure Fanny knows her place, so they mistreat her, use her for groceries, and give her a small attic with no fireplace for her bedroom. Fanny is devastated until she befriends Edmund. Mansfield Park becomes bearable after they form a close bond. Sir Thomas and Tom leave for Antigua in the "West Indies", or the Caribbean. Maria, with the help of Mrs. Norris, becomes engaged to Mr. Rushworth. The Grants invite Mrs. Grant, Mary and Henry Crawford decide to stay with them, and they befriend the Bertram family. Edmund develops feelings for Mary, while Henry, whom everyone wants to marry Julia, begins to flirt with Mary. Tom returns for his father, and his friend, Mr. Yates, visits Mansfield Park. Mr. Yates says he would be in a play, and Tom decides they will stage a play in Mansfield Park, against Edmund's will. They select Lover's Vows, which is a risky game. Sir Thomas comes home while they are rehearsing, and he is upset. Plans for the play have ended.With an eye-catching new cover, and professionally typeset manuscript, this edition of"MANSFIELD PARK" is both modern and readable. NH Creations is proud to republish this classic work in an all-new edition, complete with introductory chapters.