Library of classic women's literature

Description:

subjects: English fiction,  Women authors,  Literary collections,  Women,  Literature, collections,  Literature, women authors,  Amours,  Brothers and sisters,  Children's fiction,  Courtship,  Domestic fiction,  Drama,  English literature,  English literature (collections),  Families,  Family,  Family life,  Family relations,  Fiction,  Fiction Classics,  Gentry,  Historical fiction,  History,  Interpersonal relations,  Juvenile fiction,  Literary Fiction,  love stories,  Man-woman relationships, fiction,  manners,  Manners and customs,  marriage,  Mate selection,  Romance,  Romance fiction,  Sisters,  Social classes,  Social life and customs,  Upper class,  wealth,  Women in England,  young ladies,  Young women,  Classic fiction,  Classic Literature,  Country homes,  Country life,  Cousins,  death,  English Gothic fiction,  Foundlings,  Inheritance and succession,  Landscape in literature,  love,  Man-woman relationships,  orphans,  Psychological fiction,  Reading Level-Grade 7,  Reading Level-Grade 8,  Reading Level-Grade 9,  Reading Level-Grade 10,  Reading Level-Grade 11,  Reading Level-Grade 12,  Rejection (Psychology),  revenge,  romantic fiction,  Rural families,  slavery,  Social conditions,  tragedy,  Triangle (Relations humaines),  Triangles (Interpersonal relations),  Triangles (Interpersonal relationships),  Vengeance

People: Elizabeth Bennet,  Fitzwilliam Darcy,  Charlotte Lucas,  George Wickham,  Mr. Bennet,  Mrs. Bennet,  Jane Bennet,  Mary Bennet,  Catherine Bennet,  Lydia Bennet,  Charles Bingley,  Caroline Bingley,  William Collins,  Catherine de Bourgh,  Catherine Earnshaw,  Cathy Linton,  Edgar Linton,  Heathcliff,  Hindley Earnshaw,  Isabella Linton,  Joseph,  Linton Heathcliff,  Mr Lockwood,  Nelly Dean,  Zillah

Places: England,  Brighton,  Derbyshire,  Hertfordshire,  Meryton,  Longbourn,  Netherfield,  Pemberley,  Great Britain,  Yorkshire,  Northern England,  Wuthering Heights,  Thrushcross Grange,  Yorkshire (England)

Times: 1789-1820,  19th century,  1801