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work_gpcy5x7s6zfflkruth3vo6lyse	Corinne Fowler	Revisiting Mansfield Park: The Critical and Literary Legacies of Edward W. Said's Essay "Jane Austen and Empire" in Culture and Imperialism (1993)	2017	20	.pdf	application/pdf	11528	883	57	Said's seminal essay "Jane Austen and Empire" exhorts critics to attend Said, Jane Austen, black British history, country houses, 1 Madge Dresser and Andrew Hann, Slavery and the British Country House (London: English Heritage, 3 Edward Said, "Jane Austen and Empire," Culture and Imperialism (London: Vintage, 1993), 107. Said's seminal essay on Mansfield Park, "Jane Austen and Empire," first published in In "Jane Austen and Empire," Said argues that novels by Austen and her contemporaries are wilfully silent about colonial cruelty and indifferent to enslaved people's critics challenge Said's reading of Mansfield Park on the grounds that it underestimates the strength of Austen's pro-abolitionist feeling.25 In The Postcolonial Jane As I have argued, Said does not read Mansfield Park in conjunction with Austen's Johnson connects country house grandeur to sugar wealth, as Austen, Said, 135 Peter Fryer, Staying Power: The History of Black People in Britain (London: Pluto, 1984); Barczewski, Country Houses and the British Empire, 1700–1930.	./cache/work_gpcy5x7s6zfflkruth3vo6lyse.pdf	./txt/work_gpcy5x7s6zfflkruth3vo6lyse.txt