Animals
Category
-
- 19th Century (157)
- Victorian England (157)
- British History (134)
- Regency England (52)
- Animals (49)
- American History (45)
- Amazon Blog Feed (38)
- 19th Century Women's Fashion (31)
- Romance (29)
- 19th Century Law (22)
- Fashion (22)
- Beauty (22)
- Law (21)
- Animals – Dogs (20)
- 19th Century Marriage And Family (18)
- Georgian England (15)
- Animals – Cats (15)
- 19th Century Beauty (15)
- 18th Century (13)
- News (12)
- Poetry (11)
- Jane Austen (11)
- Historical Fiction (10)
- 20th Century (10)
- Georgette Heyer (8)
- The Siren of Sussex (6)
- Marriage (6)
- Charlotte Bronte (5)
- Giveaways (5)
- Guest Posts (5)
- Uncategorized (4)
- Belles of London (4)
- Animals – Horses (3)
- Carriages (3)
- The Lost Letter (3)
- A Convenient Fiction (3)
- Art (3)
- Letters (3)
- Film and Television (2)
- The Winter Companion (2)
- Interviews (2)
- The Work of Art (2)
- A Modest Independence (2)
- A Holiday by Gaslight (2)
- 19th Century Children's Fashion (2)
- The Viscount and the Vicar's Daughter (2)
- Tudor England (2)
- Animals - Birds (2)
- War (2)
- Animals – Fish (2)
- Animals – Mythical Creatures (2)
- Crinoline Academy (1)
- Fair as a Star (1)
- Gentleman Jim (1)
- The Crinoline Academy (1)
- The Belle of Belgrave Square (1)
- Rules for Ruin (1)
- The Matrimonial Advertisement (1)
- Animals – Monkeys (1)
- Music (1)
- Animals – Insects (1)
- 19th Century Men's Fashion (1)
- Animals – Rabbits (1)
The Plight of the Pet Monkey in 19th century Literature and History
“Properly trained and looked after, there is no pet which can be so interesting or amusing as a monkey.” Hardwicke’s…
Read More
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....
Read More
Grimalkins, Gothics, & Beware the Cat
In the year 1553, printer’s assistant William Baldwin penned the first English novel ever written: Beware the Cat. ...
Read More
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....
Read More
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…
Read More
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. ...
Read More
