An example of a Student work for a case analysis class project.

1. Jane Austen Mara Fox

2. Early Life Born: December 16, 1775 to George and Cassandra Leigh Austen Father was a cergyman Mother was of minor gentry class, related distantly to titled people 6 brothers 1 sister

3. Fashionable connections

4. George Austen Educated at Oxford and Tonbridge Was cleric because of wealthy family member, Thomas Knight of Godmersham Park, Kent The Knights later adopted Edward Austen as their son and heir

5. Elizabeth (Eliza) Hancock Cousin to Jane Married Jean Capotte, French aristocrat Married Henry Austen when Capotte was beheaded during French Revolution

6. Madam Lefroy Sister of Kentish squire Sir Samuel EgertonBrydges ‘Took up’ Austen and encouraged her intellectual growth.

7. Siblings

8. James Oxford Succeeded his father

9. George Was sickly and did not participate in family life

10. Edward Adopted by the Knights Took over Knight estate in 1797

11. Henry Oxford Military, gave that up Banking Married widowed cousin, Eliza Became clergyman when bank failed

12. Cassandra Austen’s best friend Never married, Fiancé died

13. Francis and Charles Royal Naval Acadamy Became Admirals

14. Writings

15. Pride and Prejudice: A Novel The story of Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, one of Austens best known books, in which two people who seem to hate each other, fall in love despite the help and interference of those around them, as well as themselves.

16. Sense and Sensibility: A Novel The story of the courtship of two sisters, Elinor and Marianne Dashwood

17. Northanger Abbey Considered Austen’s earlietssubstancial work Story of Christine Morland, a young woman thrown into a semblance of a courtship who is noticed by the youngest son of General.

18. Mansfeild Park: A novel Story of Fanny Price, who is removed from her family and treated like an outcast.

19. Austen become seriously ill in March 1817 and dies on July 18, 1817 before Northanger Abbey is published

20. Works Cited Lady,, By A. "Jane Austen Biography." UNet Users' Home Pages. Web. 11 Dec. 2010. <http://people.brandeis.edu/~teuber/austenbio.html>