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The Pet Parrot: As Depicted in 18th and 19th Century Art, Literature, & History
Large and colorful exotic birds were quite popular as pets during the 18th and 19th centuries....
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Chaucer, Robert Burns, and Lassie: The Collie in Literature and History
The Rough Collie is one of the most recognizable dog breeds in the world....
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Miniature Portraits in the Works of Radcliffe, Austen, Brontë, and Dickens
Small, portable, and easily displayed or concealed on one’s person, the popularity of miniature portraits flourished—both in life and in literature....
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The Character of Cats: Depictions in Georgian and Regency Literature
Un Chat Angora by Jean-Jacques Bachelier, (1724–1806). As popular a pet as cats are in modern…
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A Soldier Writes Home: Letters from the Georgian Era through World War II
War is part of many historical novels, whether it is touched upon in conversation between those characters safe on the home front or dealt with directly via a character who has been in the military or is still serving abroad....
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Austen, Heyer, & the Prince of Orange: Pugs in Literature and History
Pugs feature in many of our favorite Regency novels and, in most of them, the cheerful little dog is not portrayed in a very flattering light. ...
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