Pride & Prejudice: A Classic Tale of Regancy on feminism, romance and the elizabethian culture by Jane Auston

When a young man of a large fortune, named Mr. Bingley, comes to stay at Netherfield, the word of it spreads all the way up to Hertfordshire, where an English gentleman, Mr. Bennet, resides with his wife and five daughters. The Bennet family lives a very dignified and peaceful life in their house but except for the fact that Mrs. Bennet is worried about the marriage of his daughters. This comes to the forefront when Mr. Bennet receives a letter that if he dies, a cousin will inherit the property and Mrs. Bennet and the daughters will have no place to go. Hence, the daughters need to be married off to wealthy families of the country.