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McMaster, Juliet (April 1999). "Young Jane Austen and the First
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Sociability in the Excursion: Frances Brooke, David Garrick, and the King's Theatre Coterie".
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Wyett, Jodi L. (2003). "'No Place Where Women Are of Such
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