Jane Austen’s True Home: A Life in Hampshire - (Full Documentary)

[@ashcross]

Wonderful little film, and I knew very little about Alton. Thanks for sharing!

[@singingway]

Because I want Jane's house and museum to be there for my grandchildren, I work constantly to educate and encourage the necessary transition away from fossil fuels, so that climate change cannot destroy the civil society which supports those things we dearly love, like Jane's stories.

[@Jagz.X]

What a fantastic little documentary 🙂

[@firstladyshah8971]

Oh, My word. Who wouldn't like Miss Austen? She is my favorite writer & authour in the world.

[@iorethofgondor]

Thank you. :)

[@kathleenstetler609]

Thank you so much. I appreciate all who endeavor to preserve and share this history & interest.

[@dianabadillo2646]

Jane Austin is my favorite writer. I would like to be able to trace all of her footsteps where she lived, especially Chawton House.

[@cathykawalek2626]

Thank you for this wonderful video on the importance of Chawton and Alton. Cathy, JASNA NYC

[@MarkMahoney]

Brilliant little film! I went to Steventon and did a video too. I must say Steventon was were Jane Austen was created. Her birthplace, inspiration and lived their for 25 years!! It was here she wrote half of her famed novels. Steventon was her defining moment in life.

[@val_nightlily]

Wonderful video. There's another place to visit on my bucket list now.

[@CaponeCabin]

Most excellent upload ❤

[@redmatters9318]

Her writing made a difference. CHEERS AND G'DAY FROM AUSTRALIA . Nice presentation.:)

[@lukagomez6200]

very cool video !

[@nancyjohnson9247]

Congratulations on release of this documentary from London, Canada chapter of Jasna. Fascinating and insightful look at life and times of our dear Jane Austen.

[@robertbooker7331]

As an Altonian who volunteers at the Jane Austen House Museum this is a lovely film that promotes the link between Alton, Chawton and Jane Austen. Tell you friends and share it!

[@gooner1ization]

She lived in a few houses in Bath only one of them is gone and nobody knows which house in Trim street. But the others are still there.

[@GitanAnimex]

I would like to put spanish subtitles to this, does anybody knows how could i do that???

[@lemurgulliver8249]

5:00 This old woman is so full of herself. She should actually read Chaucer instead of just quoting it. Otherwise, this documentary has the excellent pride of a people to which Jane Austen is a local-much as San Francisco kept its street cars because of Henry George, or how Dante Alighieri saw Virgil's _Æniad_ . For some of the basic history without too much romanticism (and Jane Austen was not very romantic, like Cervantes), I enjoyed Jon Hunter Spence, who was clearly looking for love in Jane Austen (and while _Sense and Sensibility_ was successful during her time, she hated Bath and probably had specifically asked to have _Northanger Abbey_ and _Persuasion_, which in this documentary are goo-eyed at with the letters that start the _Koran_, not published by her sailor brother until after her death.)

[@janeausten6584]

Just in a nutshell: She was the only great writer of her time who was long, long before her time. Even today.

[@paulPeasmarsh]

Steventon is everything regarding Jane Austen, all other sites are insignificant. Jane Austen died of hodgkin's lymphoma, I know this 100%. My website will launch in 2021, all i can say is " You havent seen nothing yet !"