Regency Pastimes: Masquerades
A satirical view of London (1815) We talked a bit about the Regency masquerade before, how it was introduced to England in the Georgian era Continue
A satirical view of London (1815) We talked a bit about the Regency masquerade before, how it was introduced to England in the Georgian era Continue
Around 1770, Thomas Keyse discovered a chalybeate spring in Bermondsey. By 1780, the Vauxhall inspired (but on much smaller scale) Bermondsey Spa Pleasure Gardens was Continue
Regency Reader Question I’ve just finished & enjoyed Rose Lerner’s well-researched “True Pretenses” set in a country town in 1808. In it, the hero invited Continue