A visitor to this place incessantly talks about his stay at Ecclesford with Lord Ravenshaw, which was ruined by the death of a grandmother.
A visitor to this place incessantly talks about his stay at Ecclesford with Lord Ravenshaw, which was ruined by the death of a grandmother. That visitor to this place, John Yates, kicks off an event in which residents adopt roles such as Amelia, Agatha, Anhalt, and the Baron. The owner of this place also owns a plantation in Antigua, whose implications of slave labor have been exaggerated by Edward Said. Many of the residents here disobey their father's wishes by acting out the scandalous play Lovers Vows. Henry and Mary Crawford flirt with this estate's residents. It is owned by Sir Thomas Bertram, whose son Edmund eventually marries the shy female protagonist. For 10 points, name this estate where Fanny Price goes to live, the title residence of an 1814 Jane Austen novel.
A visitor to this place incessantly talks about his stay at Ecclesford with Lord Ravenshaw, which was ruined by the death of a grandmother.
Mansfield Park