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The Perils of May-December Marriages in the Nineteenth Century
A Victorian era guide opines on the dangers of unequal matches....
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Valentine's Day in the 19th Century: Lost Connections & Lonely Hearts
Valentine’s Day news items from Regency England, Victorian England, and even 1890s Texas....
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Jane and the Waterloo Map: Guest Post by Stephanie Barron + Grand Giveaway!
Today, I am very pleased to welcome award-winning author Stephanie Barron with a fabulous post on Jane Austen and Carlton…
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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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From Duels to Suicide: The Perils of Consorting with Cyprians
Often referred to as “Fair Cyprians” or “Dashing Cyprians” by Regency era newspapers, a Cyprian was, quite simply, a high-class prostitute....
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The 1820s in Fashionable Gowns: A Visual Guide to the Decade
The 1820s was a bridge between the classic, high-waisted Empire styles of the Regency and the large sleeved, full-skirted styles of the Victorian era....
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