Regency Women of Character: Miss Sarah Booth

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This feature on Sarah Booth appeared in the April 1812 issue of The Lady’s Monthly Museum. Born in 1793 in Birmingham, she was discovered in Continue →

Regency Economy: Industrialization and the Rise in Public Education (Part 2)

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Portrait of Jeremy Bentham

If you haven’t read the introduction to this series, Part 1, go here. Part 2 focuses on early 19th Century education reforms: the key players, Continue →