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Unknown 05.04 Add Comment Costume evidence Rice portrait/Jane Austen, Ellie Bennett blog-Jane Austen Portraits, Jane Austen, Jane Odiwe Edit

Costume Evidence and the Rice Portrait of Jane Austen

The first part of this post is taken from Ellie Bennett's blog on Jane Austen Portraits. Ellie has done a lot of recent research on the ...
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Unknown 01.00 Add Comment Derbyshire, Dorothy Vernon, Dovedale, Gretna Green, Gretna of the Peak, Haddon Hall, Jill Armitage, Joana Starnes, John Manners, Lovers Leap, Peak Forest, Romantic Haunts of Derbyshire, Winster, Winster Hall Edit

If you go to Derbyshire...

If you go to Derbyshire and have time to spare, there is so much to see! There are the well-known treasures of course – Chatsworth in all it...
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Duelling Pistols
Unknown 06.43 Add Comment Duels, Georgian romance, Lynne Connolly, pistols, swords Edit

Duelling Pistols

I’ve been writing a duel in my latest book, so I wanted to brush up on my research. My duel takes place in the mid 1750’s and it’s an affa...
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Benefits of a back list - Miss Peterson and the Colonel

US    UK   Pre-order. Out 25th August. Miss Peterson and the Colonel will be the last book from my back list to be published on Amazon. I wr...
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Unknown 02.15 Add Comment Ashdown House, dolls houses, National Trust, Queen Mary, Tate Baby House. Windsor Castle, Uppark Edit

Inside the Dolls House

When I was a child I had the most enormous dolls house. If it had been scaled up it would have been about 3 times the size of the house I ac...
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Unknown 02.18 Add Comment Elizabeth Hawksley, Holman Hunt, Pre-Raphaelites, The Awakening Conscience, Victorian mistress Edit

Where the Mistress Lived

This post is inspired by Elizabeth Bailey’s fascinating overall view of the Oldest Profession in Georgian Times . I thought it would be in...
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Unknown 07.29 Add Comment Edit

The Oldest Profession in Georgian Times

When a leading magistrate called Patrick Colquhoun wrote an analysis of crime in the metropolis in 1797, of 115,000 citizens listed as being...
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  • Sir Francis Dashwood and the Hellfire Club
    West Wycombe Park, Buckinghamshire If you find yourself in Buckinghamshire, you might enjoy stopping in the little village of West Wycombe. ...
  • The Four Flowers of Britain
    Flowers are important to novelists; a young man will shyly offer a girl a rose; a child will bring a mother a posy on Mother's Day, we u...
  • What He Wants...Is What She Needs
    In my new novella, out next month, a gentleman who unexpectedly comes into an earldom meets a businesswoman from the City of London, and the...
  • Melford Hall, Long Melford, Suffolk
    View from the drive. View from the front. I try and visit a couple of stately homes every year. The first of 2016 was Melford Hall. The Hall...
  • PUTTING ON MY TOP HAT… How a Regency fashion lingers on. A Historical Wednesday Post
    "…his tall, curly-brimmed beaver hat and many-caped driving coat suggested a man of substance…" * How many times have you read a ...
  • The House that Inspired me to write Danger Wears White
    When I write a historical novel, I like to have a place in mind. For “Danger Wears White,” I had a place saved for it especially. It’s been...
  • The Other Anniversary this year
    The Earl of Mar While everyone is commemorating and celebrating the victory of 1815 at Waterloo, there’s another event that should be rememb...
  • Costume Evidence and the Rice Portrait of Jane Austen
    The first part of this post is taken from Ellie Bennett's blog on Jane Austen Portraits. Ellie has done a lot of recent research on the ...
  • GOVERNESS STORIES
    My latest Sarah Mallory novel, Temptation of a Governess, is out this month and in a way it brings me round full circle. In 2009 I wrote my...
  • Seedtime & Harvest
    I have a wonderful little book, Seedtime & Harvest, the diary of an Essex farmer, William Barnard of Harlowbury. The book is published b...

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