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Regency History

A Debate Over Debutantes

As a word geek, I do apologize for splitting hairs, but I really must take a stand: there were no debutantes in the Regency.

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May 26, 2021
Regency History

Dare I Say Flagway?

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

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January 3, 2020
Deep Thoughts, Regency Etiquette

Where Has All the Civility Gone?

I make sure to warmly thank anyone---male or female, adult or child---who opens a door for me, even if I was fully capable of doing it myself, because I choose…

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May 20, 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

Physician, Surgeon, or Apothecary?

A surgeon in the Regency era was simply a self-taught or non-degree-holding medical man who knew enough to treat you when you were ill, and would also perform surgery if…

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June 3, 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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