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As an English major 50 years ago, Patrick T. Reardon writes, he seldom was assigned to read the works of women authors such as Jane Austen. The other day, I started reading Jane Austen’s delightfully droll and perceptive 1813 novel “Pride and Prejudice,” and it’s gotten me thinking about the cancel culture.
As an English major 50 years ago, Patrick T. Reardon writes, he seldom was assigned to read the works of women authors such as Jane Austen. The other day, I started reading Jane Austen’s delightfully droll and perceptive 1813 novel “Pride and Prejudice,” and it’s gotten me thinking about the cancel culture.
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