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The Truth About Reformed Rakes: Victorian Views on Marrying a Scoundrel
When it came to marriage, many Victorian ladies firmly believed that a reformed rake was superior to other men....
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When Jealousy is Not a Curse – My Georgette Heyer Addiction: Guest Post by Avril Tremayne
Today, I am very pleased to welcome author and fellow #DashItAll Avril Tremayne with a guest post on Georgette Heyer!…
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Alternative Courtship: Matrimonial Advertisements in the 19th Century
For some in the 19th century, placing a matrimonial advertisement in a local newspaper was considered a viable alternative to traditional courtship....
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The Scandalous Regency Era Criminal Conversation Case of Aston v. Elliot
Criminal conversation is a tort, long extinct, in which an aggrieved husband could make a claim for damages against the lover of his adulterous spouse....
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Venetia and the Byronic Hero
A Garden Stroll by George Goodwin Kilburne, 1924. (*Author’s Note: The following article was originally published…
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“Be Not Alarmed, Madam, On Receiving This Letter…”
The reading and writing of letters plays an important role in many of our most beloved nineteenth century novels....
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