Living With Disability in the Regency
By Jessie Lewis, co–author of A Match Made At Matlock In A Match Made At Matlock, one of the characters—Samuel Anderson—runs a charitable...
Living With Disability in the Regency
The Five Best Things About A Georgian-Era Masquerade Ball
Prudence and Privacy
The Life of a Regency Clergyman
Snowed In, Regency-Style
Widows in Regency England
Siblings: The Austens, the Bennets, and the Crawfords
Epiphany: Celebrations & Revelations
The Great Library of Pemberley: The Bodleian Influence
Bachelor Parties? It's All Greek To Me
Chapel Ruins
Ancient Egypt in the Time of Austen
Introverts and Extroverts in the Regency Era
White’s: A Gentleman’s World of Exclusivity
A Mother's Lack Of Parental Rights
The Secret Language of Tattoos
Gold Coins, Silver Spoons: Britain’s Roman Legacy
I Do’s and I Don’ts: The Act of Marriage
Melancholia and Depression in the Regency Era
Sea Bathing and Other Brighton Pastimes