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		tooltips[36]=["styles/images/issue36.png", "<strong>Issue 36</strong><br><br>• <strong>The magazine is in its  new, brighter format</strong> - with more pages, more news, your letters and new  features. <br>• <strong>Pictured on the cover</strong> is Colin  Donnell, star of Pride and Prejudice: the new musical, which is featured in  this edition.<br>• <strong>Also in this edition </strong>-  our writers' verdict on the TV adaptation Lost in Austen; Casanova and Jane -  seduction and romance; and a plea to help find one letter of the alphabet in  Jane's own handwriting", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[39]=["styles/images/issue39.png", "<strong>Issue 39</strong><br>May-Jun 2009<br><br>• <strong>A Problem Like Maria</strong> -  The Prince and Mrs Fitzherbert<br>• <strong>Pride &amp; Prejudice &amp; Zombies</strong> - Read Joc Bury's review of the controversial new book <br>• <strong>Taking A Peek</strong> - Regency erotica  revealed <br>• <strong>Jane And Her Juvenilia</strong> - Publishing  Jane's early writing <br>• <strong>Pictured on the cover</strong> of the new  issue is Maria Fitzherbert, the not-so-secret wife of the future King George  IV. <br>• <strong>Also in this edition</strong> - vote for  the Regency World Awards; the new educational facility at Jane Austen's House  Museum; Maggie Lane looks at openness and reserve in Jane's writing; Tom  Lefroy's enthusiasm for white coats and Tom Jones; and Sue Wilkes on women's  magazines.", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[40]=["styles/images/issue40.png", "<strong>Issue 40</strong><br>Jul-Aug 2009<br><br><strong>• Triumphant at Ten</strong> - Jane Austen Centre's first decade <br><strong>• Royal Wedding Night Disaster</strong> - The scandal of George and Caroline <br><strong>• Jane's Fame</strong> - How Jane Austen conquered the world <br><strong>• Global Warming </strong>- What Jane can teach us about climate change <br><strong>• Pictured on the cover</strong> is Lizzy, the meeter-and-greeter at the Jane Austen Centre, Bath, one of the most photographed images of the city. <br><strong>• Also in this edition:</strong> an exclusive preview of September's Jane Austen Festival; the life and times of Mary Shelley, Frankenstein's creator; and Sir Francis Burdett MP: the dark side of a Regency character.", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[41]=["styles/images/issue41.png", "<strong>Issue 41</strong><br>Sep-Oct 2009<br><br><strong>• EMMA: The first official pictures!</strong> -  Exclusive images from the forthcoming BBC series<br><strong>• Pride and Pilgrimage</strong> -  Visiting Austen film locations<br><strong>• Right Royal Satire</strong> -  Lord Baker's collection of Georgian cariactures<br><strong>• Bastards and By-Blows</strong> -  Illegitimacy in Regency times<br><strong>• Blogging Jane </strong>-  How might Jane Austen have embraced the internet? <br><strong>• Genius, Wit and Taste</strong> -  Maggie Lane continues her series on key concepts in Jane's novels<br><strong>• Audio Books </strong>-  Our exciting reader offer<br><strong>• Pictured on the cover</strong> is a caricature of George III, from the collection of Lord Baker. <br><strong>• Also in this edition:</strong> Regency World Awards - the results, and Matthew Parris, from The Times.", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[42]=["styles/images/issue42.png", "<strong>Issue 42</strong><br>Nov-Dec 2009<br><br><strong>• Emma: The Full Story</strong> -  Pictures, interviews, news and gossip from the BBC's new costume drama<br><strong>• A Midwinter Night's Dream </strong>-  Carrie Bebris's Mr & Mrs Darcy mystery written exclusively for JARW<br><strong>• Regency Christmas</strong> -  How Jane and her family would have marked the festive season<br><strong>• The Only Widow in Bath</strong> -  Maggie Lane looks at Jane Austen's treatment of women who had lost their husbands<br><strong>• The Other Side of The Regency</strong> -  Sue Wilkes considers how 'ordinary people' survived while the Prince Regent was enjoying the high life<br><strong>• Pictured on the cover</strong> are Jonny Lee Miller and Romola Garai, stars of the BBC's new Emma<br><strong>• Also in this edition:</strong> Jane Austen Festival round-up; My Jane Austen; plus news from JAS and JASNA.", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[43]=["styles/images/issue43.png", "<strong>Issue 43</strong><br>Jan-Feb 2010<br><br><strong>• Sex in the City</strong> - read how London was built on the wages of sin <br><strong>• Jane's 'Civil Rogue' </strong>- Maggie Lane looks at the work of the publisher John Murray <br><strong>• When the Bubble Burst</strong> - how the South Sea Bubble affected Jane's generation <br><strong>• Three Creole Ladies </strong>- Empress Josephine, Fanny Nisbet and Jane Leigh Perrot <br><strong>• Figures of Good </strong>- comparing Mansfield Park with Iris Murdoch's A Fairly Honourable Defeat <br><strong>• Prince of Prints</strong> - Inside Ackermann's Repository <br><strong>• Plus: </strong>test your Austen knowledge with our great new quiz; and all the regular features, including book reviews, My Jane Austen and news from JAS and JASNA", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[44]=["styles/images/issue44.png", "<strong>Issue 44</strong><br>Mar-Apr 2010<br><br><strong>• FREE -  your copy of music that was performed when Jane Austen lived in Bath<br>• Franz Joseph Haydn </strong>-  the composer describes his visit to Bath in 1794<br><strong>• Jane Austen, Music Lover?</strong> - Maggie Lane explores the author's knowledge of music<br><strong>• What was on Jane's iPod?</strong> -  David Owen Norris examines some new discoveries<br><strong>• Thomas Linley: Mozart's Boyhood Rival</strong> -  The composer who was considered as talented as Mozart<br><strong>• Tidings of My Harp</strong> -  Instruments and social status<br><strong>• A Golden Time</strong> -  Kelly M McDonald chronicles the work of the Knyvett family<br><strong>• Matters of Taste</strong> - Sense and Sensibility examined", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[45]=["styles/images/issue45.png", "<strong>Issue 45</strong><br>May-Jun 2010<br><br><strong>• Bright Star</strong> - the story behind Jane Campion's film about John Keats and Fanny Brawne <br><strong>• Peterloo Massacre</strong> - what happened when the citizens of Manchester demanded the vote <br><strong>• Woman to Woman </strong>- when friendship between two ladies crossed a boundary <br><strong>• Cracking the Coade </strong>- the story of Eleanor Coade and her artificial stone <br><strong>• How reading aloud</strong> was a popular pastime in Jane Austen's era <br>• <strong>Plus </strong>our regular quiz, competition and book reviews, as well as news from Jane Austen societies around the world", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[46]=["styles/images/issue46.png", "<strong>Issue 46</strong><br>Jul-Aug 2010<br><br><strong>• Austen or Bronte?</strong> - Maggie Sullivan, editrix of AustenBlog.com, discusses media suggestions that 'Bronte is the new Austen' <br><strong>• The Bath Bugabo (or little green man)</strong> - Cathryn Spence, from the American Museum in Bath, writes about an eccentric man who terrified ladies in both Bath and Brighton <br><strong>• Where there's a Will</strong> - A look at the final wishes of some of Jane Austen's family <br><strong>• Only a Grandmother</strong> - Maggie Lane talks about Jane's treatment of grandparents in her writing <br><strong>• Plus </strong>our regular quiz, competition and book reviews, as well as news from Jane Austen societies around the world", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]		
		tooltips[47]=["styles/images/issue47.png", "<strong>Issue 47</strong><br>Sep-Oct 2010<br><br><strong>• The Latin Touch</strong> - How Jane's fame is spreading in Brazil <br><strong>• A Very Secret Diary</strong> - Anne Lister's love for a woman has been turned into a film <br><strong>• A Cornish Exile</strong> - The life and times of Charles Austen, Jane's seafaring brother <br><strong>• Jane's Best Jest</strong> - Comparing Emma with Mansfield Park <br><strong>• Required reading</strong> - No Georgian gentleman could afford to miss Gentleman's Magazine", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[48]=["styles/images/issue48.png", "<strong>Issue 48</strong><br>Nov-Dec 2010<br><br><strong>• All I want for Christmas</strong> - Seasonal Gifts for the Austen fan in your life. <br><strong>• Festival comes to town</strong> - Marvellous images from this year's Jane Austen Festival, Bath. <br><strong>• Sex Appeal in the novels </strong>- Discover which of Jane Austen's Character's have it... <br><strong>• Royal Crescent Hotel, Bath</strong> - The pleasure of working in a Georgian building. <br><strong>• Thanks for all the fish</strong> - Do Douglas Adams and Jane Austen have much in common?", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[49]=["styles/images/issue49.png", "<strong>Issue 49</strong><br>Jan-Feb 2011<br><br><strong>• Sense and Sensibility at 200 </strong>-  leading writers look at the history, relevance, importance and morality in Jane Austen's first published novel. <br><strong>• Festival comes to town </strong>-  Marvellous images from this year's Jane Austen Festival, Bath. <br><strong>• What price Paradise?</strong> -  life as a Jewish person in Regency England<br><strong>• Wives by Advertisement</strong> -  the risks and rewards of Georgian lonely hearts' adverts. <br><strong>• Jane Austen and Robert Burns</strong> -  what she really thought about the Scottish poet.", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[50]=["styles/images/issue50.png", "<strong>Issue 50</strong><br>Mar-Apr 2011<br><br><strong>• JARW at Fifty</strong> - The Jane Austen community worldwide celebrates the 50th edition of Jane Austen's Regency World <br><strong>• Sandy Lerner interview </strong>- The entrepreneur who rescued Chawton House speaks exclusively about the pleasure and pain of such a significant project <br><strong>• Regency royal weddings </strong>- What Prince William and Kate Middleton can learn from Georgian nuptials <br><strong>• Home comforts </strong>- Maggie Lane on how Jane Austen's books show how ideas about the home were changing. <br><strong>• Clerical fathers</strong> - Contrasting the lives of George Austen and Patrick Brontλ.", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[51]=["styles/images/issue51.png", "<strong>Issue 51</strong><br>May-Jun 2011<br><br><strong>• <strong>Americans in Bath</strong> - Celebrating 50 years of the American Museum in Britain.<br>• <strong>Battle wounds and bedlam</strong> - Living  with illness in Georgian times.<br>• <strong>Loitering with James</strong> - Maggie Lane asks if Jane Austen helped her brother with his periodical, <em>The Loiterer</em>.<br>• <strong>Amanda Vickery interview</strong> - Meet the academic who has brought the Georgians to life on TV.<br>• <strong>Correspondence culture</strong> - Kelly M McDonald on the art of letter writing.", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[52]=["styles/images/issue52.png", "<strong>Issue 52</strong><br>Jul-Aug 2011<br><br>• <strong>Preview of the Jane  Austen Festival</strong>, taking place in Bath in September<br>• <strong>Painting a play</strong> - Somerset  Maugham's fantastic collection of Georgian theatrical paintings is safe<br>• <strong>Jane's forgotten brother</strong> - What  became of George Austen?<br>• <strong>How the seaside</strong> is depicted in  Jane Austen's novels<br>• <strong>The day rioters attacked</strong> the Lunar Society of Birmingham<br>• <strong>How did Cassandra Austen</strong> handle  her sister's legacy, and how will ours be handled when we are gone?", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[53]=["styles/images/issue53.png", "<strong>Issue 53</strong><br>Sep-Oct 2011<br><br>• <strong>Jane Austen and Kate Middleton </strong>- how they are related.<br>• <strong>Stetsons for JASNA</strong> as members  prepare to gather in Texas.<br>• <strong>Gorgeous Gainsborough</strong> - a new  exhibition of the portraitist's landscapes.<br />• <strong>Dealing with illness and death</strong> in  the Regency era.<br>• <strong>How Jane Austen uses characters</strong> overhearing conversations as a literary device.<br>• <strong>The bird man of Lyme Regis</strong> and his incredible drawings.", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		tooltips[54]=["styles/images/issue54.png", "<strong>Issue 54</strong><br>Nov-Dec 2011<br><br>• <strong>Andrew Davies </strong>reveals to the JASNA conference how he 'sexed-up' Pride & Prejudice.<br>• <strong> A new series of Garrow's Law,</strong> the Georgian courtroom drama, hits the TV screens.<br>• <strong> The Night Before Christmas </strong> - seasonal writing from 1800s America.<br />• <strong> Stunning pictures</strong> from the Jane Austen Festival in Bath.<br>• <strong>Do the men </strong>in Sense & Sensibility disappoint, asks Maggie Lane.<br>• <strong> Take a new look</strong> at the events that led to the start of the Regency.", {width:"350px", background:"#fcfcfc", font:"12px Arial"}]
		
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