<p>Born the daughter of Lord Auckland in 1797, Emily Eden was a witty nineteenth-century aristocrat whose two delightful novels were first presented to an admiring world one hundred and fifty years ago. These matching masterpieces satirize the social world Eden knew, loved, and laughed at. Like Jane Austen she is concerned with love and marriage, money and manners. But her voice is distinct. Eden's charm and humor - both above- and belowstairs - and her sharp social commentary make her work enduringly captivating.</p>

The Semi-Attached Couple and the Semi-Detached House (Virago Modern Classics)

Literature & Fiction

EDEN, Emily

Literary

Penguin??Books

<p>The Semi-Attached Couple &amp; The Semi-Detached House</p>

The Semi-Attached Couple & The Semi-Detached House (Virago Modern Classics)

DIAL PRESS

Two novels; (Gollancz classics)

Gollancz

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Up the country: letters written to her sister from the Upper Provinces of India

History

Asia

Curzon Press

SEMI ATTACHED COUPLE & H

Contemporary

Random House, Inc.

'up the Country.': Letters Written to Her Sister From the Upper Provinces of India; Volume 2

Legare Street Press

The Semi-Attached Couple, by the Author of 'the Semi-Detached House'

The Semi-detached House

Classics

Raised in a politically-active household, Emily Eden's childhood prepared her well for her role as companion to her brother, the Governor-General of India. Outwardly all that a middle-class spinster should be, Eden never permitted diplomacy to dilute her letters home. Published in 1866, the letters provoked sympathy among women who had similarly endured dusty bonnets to accompany fathers and husbands to distant outposts of the British Empire. As one reviewer noted, this book is 'addressed primarily to a public consisting of wives, sisters, or daughters of possible Governors-General, and is sure therefore of general popularity'. There is still plenty to amuse modern audiences. Volume 1 takes readers from the packing of steamer trunks in London, through sea voyages and monsoons. Accounts of peacocks and pageants are balanced against ironic observations regarding domestic arrangements, all of which demonstrate Eden's skill as a sensitive and witty author.

Up the Country: Letters Written to her Sister from the Upper Provinces of India (Cambridge Library Collection - Travel and Exploration in Asia) (Volume 1)

Cambridge University Press

Raised in a politically-active household, Emily Eden's childhood prepared her well for her role as companion to her brother, the Governor-General of India. Outwardly all that a middle-class spinster should be, Eden never permitted diplomacy to dilute her letters home. Published in 1866, the letters provoked sympathy among women who had similarly endured dusty bonnets to accompany fathers and husbands to distant outposts of the British Empire. As one reviewer noted, this book is 'addressed primarily to a public consisting of wives, sisters, or daughters of possible Governors-General, and is sure therefore of general popularity'. There is still plenty to amuse modern audiences. Volume 2 conveys the growing anxiety surrounding the Anglo-Afghan war, stirring and sympathetic accounts of poverty, and the author's eagerness to return to her much-loved Kensington. Eden's descriptive passages and personal reflections are all narrated with her signature sensitivity and wit.

Up the Country: Letters Written to her Sister from the Upper Provinces of India (Cambridge Library Collection - Travel and Exploration in Asia) (Volume 2)

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