Jane Austen’s complex tale of social class and morality, now in a collectible Deluxe Edition celebrating the 250th anniversary of the author’s birth

Shy and penniless Fanny Price is brought up on her uncle Sir Thomas Bertrams estate, Mansfield Park, as an act of charity. Sir Thomas also owns land and benefits from the labor of enslaved people in the Caribbean colony of Antigua. Fanny is miserable until her kind cousin Edmund Bertram takes her under his wing. Having secretly fallen in love with him, Fanny suffers severely when his head is turned by the captivating Mary Crawford. Fannys quiet fortitude makes Mansfield Park one of Austens most psychologically astute novels.

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