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work_x2wtdlufu5bh5hdggq2pp5a3le	M. Giffin	JANE AUSTEN AND THE ECONOMY OF SALVATION: RENEWING THE DRIFTING CHURCH IN MANSFIELD PARK	2000	8	.pdf	application/pdf	2756	173	71	Mansfield Park is her most profound novel (indeed, heroines of the earlier novels, we can easily forget that Fanny is Mansfield Park was the author's description of Sir Thomas returns to Mansfield Park, Fanny notices that Sir Thomas's confrontation with Fanny in the attic of Mansfield Park, Sir Thomas knew she really loved Edmund and wanted her to marry heart of Sir Thomas's urgent scheme for spiritual renewal and Here Satan tempts the Church, in the presence of God, with The proposition that Sir Thomas knew about Crawford's Sir Thomas commits Fanny to Crawford, so it was God who such an orthodox scheme there is no reason why Sir Thomas would not commit Fanny to Crawford, that she might be forced to attic scene we can see Sir Thomas leading Fanny into her feeling, between classical and romantic, Sir Thomas is perfectly Austen, Mansfield Park 	./cache/work_x2wtdlufu5bh5hdggq2pp5a3le.pdf	./txt/work_x2wtdlufu5bh5hdggq2pp5a3le.txt