Pride and Prejudice (Heritage Collection)

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The story centers around Mrs. Bennet's relentless pursuit to secure advantageous marriages for her five daughters, highlighting societal expectations and family dynamics. Her efforts are met with ridicule from her apathetic husband, creating a backdrop of irony and social commentary. Through sharp wit and keen observations, the novel explores themes of class, marriage, and morality in early 19th-century England.