French edition of Jane's Duke Christian of Luneburg (1824), touting that it shares a translator with that used for the fiction of Sir Walter Scott.
Title page and vignette of the 1831 Standard Novel edition of Jane's Thaddeus of Warsaw (1803).
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Title page and vignette of the 1832 Standard Novel edition of Maria's Hungarian Brothers (1807).
Frontispiece of the 1831 Standard Novel edition of Jane's Thaddeus of Warsaw (1803).
The flap copy for Ward & Locke's edition of The Scottish Chiefs calls her version of the story "vivid" and says the story will never lose its appeal while "men hold liberty even dearer than life."
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Frontispiece of the 1832 Standard Novel edition of Maria's Hungarian Brothers (1807).
Even very cheap late nineteenth-century editions of Jane's novels often included a frontispiece illustration, either of a battle scene or a landscape, as here, with Edinburgh Castle.
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