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Look at the Regency Buy at Amazon Leap Year A La Regency Thirty days hath September, April, June and November; All the rest have thirty-one, Excepting February alone Which hath but twenty-eight, in fine, Till leap year gives it…
Look at the Regency Buy at Amazon Leap Year A La Regency Thirty days hath September, April, June and November; All the rest have thirty-one, Excepting February alone Which hath but twenty-eight, in fine, Till leap year gives it…
For those of us immersed in the Regency time period, the year 1812 holds numerous significant incidents–incidents that set history on a course from the old world and into the new. Power changed hands in government and wars, the Industrial…
Kristi here. Look at this: || Buy AudioBook || Buy at Pelican ||Buy at Amazon ||Buy at iTunes ||Buy at BN ||Buy at CBD I love chocolate. I love my husband. I don’t love these things in the same way,…
“L.O.V.E. in the Regency” I can wax on about the lovely aspects of the Regency era and the fiction it has spawned, but to reign in my thoughts, I’ll limit my reflections to four elements, each beginning with a letter of LOVE….
Dancing and travel: two of the joys of the Regency. My picture of that elegant period of history is full of flowing dresses and swiftly-moving carriages. But the balls and the journeys didn’t always end as planned, and on two…
JANE AUSTEN’S PRAYERS We are all familiar with Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, and Northanger Abbey – but did you know that Ms. Austen also wrote three prayers? Jane likely penned her three prayers as “evening prayers,” intending them…
Tammy here. Look at this: || Buy AudioBook || Buy at Pelican ||Buy at Amazon ||Buy at iTunes ||Buy at BN ||Buy at CBD What is real romance? Is it roses and chocolates, Diamonds and furs? Does the more money…
Happy Valentine’s Day from the authors of Regency Reflections. Look at this: || Buy AudioBook || Buy at Pelican ||Buy at Amazon ||Buy at iTunes ||Buy at BN ||Buy at CBD Here’s wishing you a day filled with the love…
Valentine’s Day in Regency England Cards were already a popular custom for all classes by regency times. Most were home-and-handmade from plain to fancy, depending on what the sender could afford. Fancier ones might include gilt-edged paper and real lace…
Vanessa here with a devotion from my heart: Providence, let me love You like my chosen betrothed. Flood my arms with anticipation, so the pimples tickle the lace of my best ball gloves. I sweep my fan and search for…