That work, The History of England, was published posthumously with another work, consisting entirely of letters to Isabel, Marianne, and Laura, and was subtitled "A collection of juvenile writings".  
She described a town whose reputation grows by word of mouth despite only one family actually living there in one unfinished work, while in another unfinished work, she wrote about the arrogant Tom Musgrave and Lord Osborne, who live near to the title family.  This author of Sandition and The Watsons wrote one work under the guise of "a partial, prejudiced, & ignorant historian" and declared that Richard III must have been "a very respectable man", as he was a Lancastrian.  That work, The History of England, was published posthumously with another work, consisting entirely of letters to Isabel, Marianne, and Laura, and was subtitled "A collection of juvenile writings".  For 10 points—name this author of Love and Freindship, who also wrote about Fanny Price, Anne Elliot, and Catherine Morland in her novels Mansfield Park, Persuasion, and Northanger Abbey.
She described a town whose reputation grows by word of mouth despite only one family actually living there in one unfinished work, while in another unfinished work, she wrote about the arrogant Tom Musgrave and Lord Osborne, who live near to the title family.  
Jane {Austen}