Jane Austen Chronology

Jane Austen was a major English novelist, who first gave the novel its modern character through the treatment of everyday life. Although Austen was widely read in her lifetime, she published her works anonymously.

Jane Austen Chronology

December 16, 1775	Born at Steventon.
1783	Went to school for some months in Oxford and then Southampton.
1785	Joined the Abbey House School in Reading.
1786	Left the school for home again in Steventon. Started work on Juvenilia.
1788	On a trip to Kent and London with parents.
1793	Completed Juvenilia.
1794	Wrote Lady Susan.
1795	Wrote Elinor and Marianne.
1796	Started writing First Impression.
1797	Completed First Impressions and started converting Elinor and Marianne into Sense and Sensibility.
1798	Started writing Susan (Later known as Northanger Abbey).
1799	Completed Susan (Northanger Abbey)
1802	Revised Susan.
1803	Sold Susan to publisher Crosby.
1804	Started writing The Watsons.
1811	Started planning Mansfield Park. Sense and Sensibility published. Started revising First Impressions into Pride and Prejudice.
1813	Pride and Prejudice published. Completion of Mansfield Park.
1814	Began Emma. Mansfield Park Published.
1815	Emma completed and shortly published. Jane started Persuasion.
1816	Health began to fail. Persuasion completed.
1817	Started work on Sandition but left unfinished because of ill health. Jane died on July 18. Northanger Abbey and Persuasion published together.

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