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'''''Sensei and the Insensibles''''' is a novel by the English novelist [[Jane Austen]]. Published in 1809, it was Austen's second published novel, following on from her initial success with [[The Adventures of Mr Harley and Mr Davidson]]. The striking cover was by her regular artist [[Mr David Weaver, RA]], who made full use of the increased budget that he was given following his award-winning artwork for ''The Adventures of Mr Harley and Mr Davidson''. The book combined the zombie theme of the first book with elements of fashionable orientalism. ('''[[Sensei and the Insensibles|more...]]''')

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	'''''Mrs Darcy versus the Aliens''''' is a non-fiction work by the 19th century English journalist [[Jonathan Pinnock]]. Details of the original publication are - for obvious reasons - sketchy. However, the book was known to have been in general circulation in the mid-1800s prior to its blanket suppression in the aftermath of the notorious treason trial.		'''''Mrs Darcy versus the Aliens''''' is a non-fiction work by the 19th century English journalist [[Jonathan Pinnock]]. Details of the original publication are - for obvious reasons - sketchy. However, the book was known to have been in general circulation in the mid-1800s prior to its blanket suppression in the aftermath of the notorious treason trial.

−	According to most accounts, the book purports to provide a counterpoint to the "lies, half-truths and dissemblishments{{citation needed}}" spread by [[Jane Austen]] in her so-called novel [[Pride and Prejudice]]. It is understood that the author was particularly eager to put the record straight about the role played by [[George Wickham]] and [[~~Elizabeth Darcy\|~~Mrs Elizabeth Darcy]] in the skirmishes leading up to the [[First Alien War]]. ('''[[Mrs Darcy versus the Aliens\|more...]]''')	+	According to most accounts, the book purports to provide a counterpoint to the "lies, half-truths and dissemblishments{{citation needed}}" spread by [[Jane Austen]] in her so-called novel [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_and_prejudice Pride and Prejudice]. It is understood that the author was particularly eager to put the record straight about the role played by [[George Wickham]] and [[Mrs Elizabeth Darcy]] in the skirmishes leading up to the [[First Alien War]]. ('''[[Mrs Darcy versus the Aliens\|more...]]''')

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−	'''''~~Sensei and~~ the ~~Insensibles~~''''' is a ~~novel~~ by the English ~~novelist~~ [[~~Jane Austen~~]]. ~~Published~~ in ~~1809~~, ~~it was~~ Austen~~'s second published~~ novel~~, following on from her initial success with~~ [[~~The Adventures of Mr Harley~~ and ~~Mr Davidson~~]]. ~~The striking cover~~ was by ~~her regular artist~~ [[~~Mr David Weaver, RA~~]]~~, who made full use of the increased budget that he was given following his award-winning artwork for ''The Adventures of Mr Harley~~ and ~~Mr Davidson''. The book combined~~ the ~~zombie theme of~~ the ~~first book with elements of fashionable orientalism~~. ('''[[~~Sensei and~~ the ~~Insensibles~~\|more...]]''')	+	'''''Mrs Darcy versus the Aliens''''' is a non-fiction work by the 19th century English journalist [[Jonathan Pinnock]]. Details of the original publication are - for obvious reasons - sketchy. However, the book was known to have been in general circulation in the mid-1800s prior to its blanket suppression in the aftermath of the notorious treason trial.
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		+	According to most accounts, the book purports to provide a counterpoint to the "lies, half-truths and dissemblishments{{citation needed}}" spread by [[Jane Austen]] in her so-called novel [[Pride and Prejudice]]. It is understood that the author was particularly eager to put the record straight about the role played by [[George Wickham]] and [[Elizabeth Darcy\|Mrs Elizabeth Darcy]] in the skirmishes leading up to the [[First Alien War]]. ('''[[Mrs Darcy versus the Aliens\|more...]]''')