<DIV><DIV>Almost one hundred years after the death of Jane Austen, <B>William Austen-Leigh</B> and <B>Richard Arthur Austen-Leigh</B> published <I>Jane Austen: Her Life and Letters.  A Family Record</I> (1913).  The book lovingly details Jane’s birth, childhood, adolescence, and maturity; the everyday minutiae of her life, the circumstances in which she wrote her juvenilia and her six novels, and her early death.  Using Jane Austen’s own letters, additional letters sent between a large and fond family, and family reminiscences, William and Richard Austen-Leigh continued the family tradition of carefully nurturing the literary and personal reputation of a literary icon who also happened to be a most beloved aunt.<I> </I></DIV></DIV>