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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 court case. | '''''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 court case. | ||
| − | According to most accounts, the book purports to provide a counterpoint to the {{quote|lies, half-truths and | + | According to most accounts, the book purports to provide a counterpoint to the |
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told by [[Jane Austen]] | told by [[Jane Austen]] | ||
Revision as of 15:21, 16 July 2011
This article is about the novel. For other uses, see Mrs Darcy versus the Aliens (disambiguation).
| Mrs Darcy versus the Aliens | |
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| Author | Jonathan Pinnock |
| Cover artist | Sir Christopher Hamilton-Emery, RA |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
| Genre(s) | Novel |
| Publisher | Proxima (London) |
| Publication date | September 2011 |
| ISBN | 1907773134 |
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 court case.
According to most accounts, the book purports to provide a counterpoint to the
lies, half-truths and dissemblishments[citation needed]
told by Jane Austen
