Done!

3715 words and eight secondary sources, with a minimum of 3500 words and a guideline of 'around ten' secondary sources. Don't know how I do it, but I do it. (Well, I know exactly how I do it--by staying up late and getting up early and not going to the class it's due in, but sliding it under the prof's door without getting late marks, that's how.)

After that's done, I just need to go to my last class and come home to watch Doctor Who and convert said essay to a PDF for easy e-mailing to another Jane Austen scholar ;)

Ah, Yes Prime Minister

Jim Hacker: "What are we going to do about Ron Jones's peerage. Give him one too?"
Sir Humphrey: "With respect, Prime Minister, we can't send two Lord Ron Jones to the Upper House. It will look like a job lot."
Jim Hacker: "We got to give him something, I promised."
Sir Humphrey: "Well, what is he interested in? Does he watch television?"
Jim Hacker: "He hasn't even got a set."
Sir Humphrey: "Fine, make him Governor of the BBC."

21 years later...

The new chairman of the BBC Sir Michael Lyons was announced on Thursday - and immediately confessed that he does not watch much TV.

Who'd have thought that the events of Yes, Prime Minister would still be current after all this time?

Got my Revolution essay back, with a mark of 68%. Not pleasant, but I wasn't expecting a very high grade on this essay. As long as I get 70% or more overall for the course, I don't mind though.