More Than Conquerors
“No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us.” Have You Seen The Bargain Buy at Amazon Romans 8:37 NIV A few months ago, a friend betrayed me. The pain slashed shockingly deep into…
“No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us.” Have You Seen The Bargain Buy at Amazon Romans 8:37 NIV A few months ago, a friend betrayed me. The pain slashed shockingly deep into…
Naomi Rawlings here today, and I’ve got a special guest to introduce: Abby Gaines, author of the newly released novel The Governess and Mr. Granville. I’m especially excited to host Abby here today, because she writes for the same publisher…
Woman Reading Though she died just before the Regency began, Mary Wollenstonecraft (mother of Frankenstein author Mary Shelley) had an enormous impact on Regency ideas about the education of women. The Original Feminist Have You Seen The Bargain Buy at Amazon…
I often think about how privileged I am to have been born in this country, received a good education, always had enough food to eat, clothes to wear, comfortable houses to live in, cars to drive, opportunities to travel—and do…
This month we’re been looking at the education of Regency students and scholars. The antics of schoolroom have provided fodder for many a novels. Did you know that many of your Regency Reflections authors have had interesting moments within the…
We are so very excited to announce that Laurie Alice Eakes, a Regency Reflections blogger, has signed a three-book contract with Zondervan for a Regency series! Laurie Alice’s new series is currently titled Strangers at Bonython and follows the romantic…
I was lucky enough to get my part of my college education at a great books program – that is, a program based on the sort of education that’s been going over in England for centuries – back to the…
I know God is in control, but it makes me sad that children today are not read to, sung to, or taught nursery rhymes. Nursery rhymes originated centuries before the Regency, but were used even then for early language skill…
Kristi here. In Regency England, education levels varied drastically from class to class and even person to person. For some people, it was the lack of availability that limited their education. If the family couldn’t afford tutors, then the children…
We love our readers! It’s why we write this blog. Connecting and sharing with a group of people who love Regency England and Inspirational fiction as much as we do inspired us to write our first post back in February….