Regency Men: Henry Luttrell
The Beaux of the Regency, Volume 2 (1908) By the 1820s, Luttrell was publishing volumes of poetry and theatrical satires, although more serious literary figures Continue
The Beaux of the Regency, Volume 2 (1908) By the 1820s, Luttrell was publishing volumes of poetry and theatrical satires, although more serious literary figures Continue
The studied careless of this cravat later described as “A lasso like sling round the neck…in its rude freedom” comes from The Art of Tying the Continue
“At the corner of Little Argyll Street formerly stood the Argyll Rooms. The establishment was founded under the auspices of Colonel Greville, a noted sportsman Continue
Not being able to resist such a title and promise of gothic romance satire, I found a freebie copy of Thomas Love Peacock’s Nightmare Abbey Continue