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↑  Lars Troide, "Burney, James" in The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, October 6 2016
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11  Pat Rogers, "Burney [married name D'Arblay], Frances [Fanny]", in The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, 6 October 2016
1 2  Kate Chisholm, "The Burney Family", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, Edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 16-17
1 2  Kate Chisholm, "The Burney Family", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, Edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 11
↑  Kate Chisholm, "The Burney Family", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, Edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 18
↑  Kate Chisholm, "The Burney Family", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, Edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 12, 20
↑  Jane Spencer, "Evelina and Cecilia", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, Edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 26-30
↑  Evelina, Vol. I., Letter IV, pp. 10
↑  Thaddeus, Frances Burney: A Literary Life, pp. 23ff
↑  Selections from Johnson's Dictionary of the English Language, edited by Jack Lynch
↑  Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay, Volume 1, pp. 169
↑  Neil Genzlinger, "An 18th-Century Satire Gets a 21st-Century Spin", New York Times, May 29 2008
↑  Cecilia: Or Memoirs of an Heiress. By the Author of Evelina, Volume 5, pp. 303
↑  Constance Hill, Fanny Burney at the court of Queen Charlotte, (John Lane: 1912), Ch. 1
↑  קטעים מתוך יומנה של ברני על המחלה של המלך ג'ורג' (באנגלית)
↑  The Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay (Frances Burney): 1787-1792, pp. 287ff
↑  Antonio Gallo, "A mad King George III chases Frances Burney in Kew Garden on February 2, 1789", Medium, February 1 2019
↑  Kate Chisholm, "The Burney Family", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, Edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 19-20
↑  Kate Chisholm, "The Burney Family", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, Edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 20-21
↑  Peter Sabor, "The Rediscovery of Frances Burney's Plays", Lumen 13 (1994): pp. 145-156
↑  Peter Sabor, "Introduction", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 1
↑  John Wiltshire, Frances Burney and the Doctors (Cambridge University Press: 2019), pp. 110
↑  Thaddeus, Frances Burney: A Literary Life, pp. 158
↑  Thaddeus, Frances Burney: A Literary Life, pp. 158-160
↑  Thaddeus, Frances Burney: A Literary Life, pp. 173-174
↑  Victoria Hinshaw, "Fanny Burney's Memoirs of Waterloo, Part One", June 23 2018
↑  The Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay (Frances Burney): 1792-1840, pp. 346
↑  The Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay (Frances Burney): 1792-1840, pp. 346ff
↑  Kate Chisholm, "The Burney Family", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, Edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 8
↑  Thaddeus, Frances Burney: A Literary Life, pp. 177
↑  Lorna Clark, "The afterlife and Further Reading", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 167
↑  George Justice, "Burney and the literary marketplace", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 161
↑  John Wiltshire, "Journals and Letters", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 90-91
↑  Lorna Clark, "The afterlife and Further Reading", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 163
↑  Lorna Clark, "The afterlife and Further Reading", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 164
↑  Lorna Clark, "The afterlife and Further Reading", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 166
↑  Jane Austen: Northanger Abbey, Chapter 5 (continued)
↑  Lorna Clark, "The afterlife and Further Reading", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 165
↑  Virginia Woolf, A review of R. Brimley Johnson's The Women Novelists, The Times Literary Supplement, 17 October 1918, pp. 7
↑  Virginia Woolf, "Doctor Burney's Evening Party", befrois.com, May 12 2017, first published 1929
↑  Lorna Clark, "The afterlife and Further Reading", in The Cambridge Companion to Frances Burney, edited by Peter Sabor (Cambridge University Press: 2007), pp. 168-172
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דוקטור צ'ארלס ברני, אביה של פרנסס. דיוקן מאת ג'ושוע ריינולדס, 1781.
איור השער של כרך 3 של אוולינה, מהדורה מנובמבר 1779.
שלט שמוצב על בית, לא רחוק מטירת וינדזור, עליו מצוין שבין השנים 1785–1788 התגוררה במקום מרי דלאני, "אמנית וחברה של בית המלוכה", ושפרנסס ברני הייתה אורחת קבועה במקום, בזמן שמילאה את תפקידה בחצר של המלכה שארלוט.
מבט לג'וניפר הול (Juniper Hall) מגבעה סמוכה.
קשת בכניסה לרחוב קמילה דרייב בכפר ווסטהמבל. על השלט הכחול כתוב: "בכפר זה, פאני ברני, מחברת רומנים ויומנים, ובעלה הגנרל ד'ארבלה בנו את הקוטג' שלהם 'קמילה'. הם חיו בווסטהמבל בשנים 1797–1801".
ברני, 1782.
וירג'יניה וולף, כינתה את ברני "האמא של הסיפורת האנגלית".