The Novel:
*1818 edition vol. III; vol. IV (vol. 4: complete)
*1913 edition, NA&P (Hugh Thomson illustrated) (Internet Archive)
*The Novels & Letters of JA (1906; Brock illustrated) vol. X
*R.W. Chapman’s 1923 edition, NA&P vol. V
*Brock’s illustrations (solitary-elegance.com)
*more Brock illustrations
*Audio at LibriVox
Principal Characters in Persuasion:
from Wikipedia
from Pemberley (genealogy); also their Janes-names list
index of all characters, from Chapman’s 1923 edition (pp. 292-4)
Persuasion links:
Where’s Where in Jane Austen’s Novels: a map of all the places in Persuasion courtesy of JASNA and JASA (and the intro page with explanation & links to all maps).
A calendar for Persuasion, by Ellen Moody
A companion article on Austen’s use of Almanacs in her writing (Ellen Moody); a surprising conclusion: “Excepting only Northanger Abbey, Austen makes sure a certain kind of pivotal event in her longer finished novels occurs on a TUESDAY.” Hmmm…
A Study Guide to Persuasion from Grand Valley State University.
Jane Austen in Vermont 
Thank you so much for having this information available. I am doing a project about Persuasion and the map and other links were extremely helpful!
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Hello Elisa, Glad that you found this helpful – this Persuasion page is a work in progress and there could be so much more on it … you will find many other things on the internet [there is much out there!] – the JASNA.org site has maps of all the novels, including Bath. Good luck with your project [Persuasion is my favorite novel!]
Thank you for visiting – if you have other questions, please do ask…
Best,
Deb
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Who is the famous writer( politician?) who allegedly said, when in Lyme,
“Forget Wellington’s Monument! Just show me where Louisa Musgrove fell off those steps?”– I’m sure I don’t have the quotation just right, but your readers will know what I mean. And thanks!
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