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Traditional Romance

The Truth about Romance

Romance hasn't always meant what we think it means.

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September 10, 2021
Regency History

Entails: the Real Deal

Entails are familiar to most of us---but how they are broken is another matter.

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January 4, 2022
Regency History

A First of Its Kind: the Waterloo Medal

The Waterloo Medal was the first of its kind in Britain, but not everyone was pleased by its historic creation.

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January 11, 2022
Traditional Romance

The Senses and Sensibility

What was up with Marianne Dashwood and Catherine Moreland anyway?

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September 24, 2021
Regency History

A Fair Funambulist

One of the colorful personalities that is hardly mentioned in modern literature, but who undoubtedly was known by name to almost all the members of the Regency ton, was Madame…

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February 23, 2021
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    Demystifying Japan

    I thought I knew what a Japan cabinet was, but it turned out that I really had no idea.

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    Dare I Say Flagway?

    How often do you think about the convenience of the modern sidewalk (pavement/footpath)?

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    Crossed and Recrossed

    "As Miss Fishguard, in a conscientious determination to save Kitty the cost of receiving a second sheet, had crossed her lines closely, the task of deciphering the whole was very nearly impossible." (from Cotillion by Georgette Heyer)

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