<p>In 'Fanny Burney,' Henry Austin Dobson meticulously delineates the life and works of the celebrated 18th-century English writer, revered for her novels and diaries that offer an insightful gaze into the manners and mores of her age. Dobson's narrative imbues a biographical sketch with critical acumen, as he situates Burney's oeuvre within the broader landscape of English literature, identifying her narrative voice as both groundbreaking and re...