Episode 9: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

12/06/18 • 64 min

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Pride and Prejudice is the most popular romantic comedy of all time. This comedic look at marriage and relationships has sold over 20 million copies since being published in 1813.

John Roskam and Andrew Bolt discuss the book, its themes and the life of Jane Austen

Pride and Prejudice is the most popular romantic comedy of all time. This comedic look at marriage and relationships has sold over 20 million copies since being published in 1813.

John Roskam and Andrew Bolt discuss the book, its themes and the life of Jane Austen

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