Nancy E. Johnson is Professor of English and Associate Dean of the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences at SUNY New Paltz, where she teaches eighteenth-century literature and literary theory. She has published on British novels and legal theory in the 1790s, narratives and the London treason trials of 1794, and Adam Smith's use of narrative in his lectures on jurisprudence. She is currently researching women's concepts of justice in the eighteenth century.

• Introduction Short Titles and Abbreviations Court Journals and Letters of Frances Burney, from 12 January 1790 to 7 July 1791 Appendices Index

Nancy E. Johnson's painstaking scholarship is evident in her transcription of many accidentally damaged or part-redacted manuscripts. She supplies exhaustive biographical information on the enormous cast of characters.

Nancy E. Johnson is Professor of English and Associate Dean of the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences at SUNY New Paltz, where she teaches eighteenth-century literature and literary theory. She has published on British novels and legal theory in the 1790s, narratives and the London treason trials of 1794, and Adam Smith's use of narrative in his lectures on jurisprudence. She is currently researching women's concepts of justice in the eighteenth century.

• Introduction Short Titles and Abbreviations Court Journals and Letters of Frances Burney, from 12 January 1790 to 7 July 1791 Appendices Index

Nancy E. Johnson's painstaking scholarship is evident in her transcription of many accidentally damaged or part-redacted manuscripts. She supplies exhaustive biographical information on the enormous cast of characters.

Nancy E. Johnson is Professor of English and Associate Dean of the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences at SUNY New Paltz, where she teaches eighteenth-century literature and literary theory. She has published on British novels and legal theory in the 1790s, narratives and the London treason trials of 1794, and Adam Smith's use of narrative in his lectures on jurisprudence. She is currently researching women's concepts of justice in the eighteenth century.

• Introduction Short Titles and Abbreviations Court Journals and Letters of Frances Burney, from 12 January 1790 to 7 July 1791 Appendices Index

Nancy E. Johnson's painstaking scholarship is evident in her transcription of many accidentally damaged or part-redacted manuscripts. She supplies exhaustive biographical information on the enormous cast of characters.