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Regency Reader Questions: Gunshot Wounds and Memory Loss

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Moniker/Name: Mia Source of Question: Research Your Question: I am currently writing my own Regency book and I was wondering what a physician would do Continue →

Regency Culture and Society: A Letter to a Young Lady with Introductory Knowledge of the World

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This letter from a more worldly sister appeared in the February 1808 issue of La Belle Assemblee, and is reminiscent of a letter from brother Continue →

Regency Advertisements: Miracle Vegetable Syrup

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Carton of vegetable syrup seller being jeered by crowd of men in wigs

Appearing in the 1808 La Belle Assemblee, this ad promoted Mr. Swainson’s miracle vegetable syrup. Swainson was called a “radical quack” who sold vegetable syrups Continue →

Regency Fashion: Evening Dresses

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From February 1808 edition of The Lady’s Monthly Museum. The descriptions are brief for this collection of three gowns, but the accessories suggest an evening Continue →