[DOC] [TLE] Editorial Ass: It Is a Truth Universally Acknowledged That an ... [PAR] Jan 26, 2009 ... Her first book sale was Northanger Abbey, although at the time is was called 
Susan. She sold it in 1803 for ten pounds to the publisher Benjamin Crosby & Co.
, ... In 1816, only two years before her death, Jane was able to publish the ... She 
planned every detail of plot and place meticulously in advance of... [DOC] [TLE] Persuasion (novel) - Wikipedia [PAR] All text title page for Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. Title page of the original 
1818 edition. Author, Jane Austen. Country, United Kingdom. Language, English. 
Publisher, John Murray. Publication date. 1818. Persuasion is the last novel fully 
completed by Jane Austen. It was published at the end of 1817 ... Anne visits 
Mary and her family, where she is well-loved. [DOC] [TLE] Northanger Abbey - Cambridge University Press [PAR] Having decided upon the geographical setting, she planned the action as a 
parody, ... The nine chapters covering Catherine's visit to Northanger Abbey 
parody her ... In view of the publication of the other novel called Susan in 1809, 
Austen ... been intended to appear in 1803, and apologising therefore to readers 
in 1816 for... [DOC] [TLE] A List of Facts about Jane Austen - The Balance [PAR] Though her novels were by no means autobiographical, the facts of her life do ... 
In her lifetime she completed six novels, including Northanger Abbey, Sense and 
... the family again later in their travels (a good sign that he planned to propose). 
... in the early 1790s and then revised it heavily before it was published in 1811. [DOC] [TLE] Jane Austen's Dealings with John Murray and his Firm [PAR] Mar 31, 2012 ... In her lifetime, she was rejected by two houses and published by two. ... version 
of the posthumous Northanger Abbey, was sold for 10 in Spring 1803 .... When 
in 18161817 she set aside two completed novels, Northanger Abbey and ... Like 
Egerton, Murray II moved into new territory in publishing Austen. [DOC] [TLE] The Chawton Years (1809-1817)Only Novels - The Jane Austen ... [PAR] Occasionally, she ventured into the bigger worlds of London to visit her brother 
Henry, and Godmersham ... Thanks to that quick sense, and other gifts, during 
these eight years she revised three worksSense and Sensibility, Pride and 
Prejudice, and Northanger Abbey. .... Crosby presumably planned early 
publication. [DOC] [TLE] Mapping Northanger Abbey: or, Why Austen's Bath of 1803 ... [PAR] Dec 15, 2008 ... 2 A peculiar publication delay allows Northanger Abbey to mirror .... the 
assumption that she will inherit the vast riches of an Allen fortune. .... autumn of 
1816 onwards, did not extensively revise her 1803 manuscriptboth ..... tended to 
extend their shelf-life by anticipating planned developments, thus fore-. [DOC] [TLE] By a Lady: First Editions of the Novels of Jane Austen [PAR] Mar 8, 2012 ... Discussion of the literary significance and publishing history of Jane Austen's ... 
sold to Richard Crosby & Son in 1803, though they failed to publish it. ... In 1816 
she completed Persuasion, the third of her planned novels, but she ... First edition 
of Northanger Abbey and Persuasion by Jane Austen (1818). [DOC] [TLE] "Jane Austen's Unfinished Business" by Todd, Janet; Bree, Linda ... [PAR] EVEN TO THOSE WHO KNOW Jane Austen and her work well, it always ... Henry 
Austen belatedly bought the manuscript back for his sister in 1816 for ... Only a 
week later Austen's final illness intensified, and she wrote, or revised, no more 
fiction. .... Austen's brother Henry, who steered the publication of Northanger 
Abbey... [DOC] [TLE] Profielwerkstuk Engels Jane Austen and the women of her time ... [PAR] Jane Austen just wrote about the world as she knew it, and her world was a small 
one. ... They were originally written for the amusement of her family, and most of 
the ... In 1803 Jane Austen actually sold Northanger Abbey (then titled Susan)

Question: In 1816 she revised her "Northanger Abbey"; she originally planned to publish it in 1803
Answer: Jane Austen