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My Estimable Guests
Suzanne Adair
Ad Astra
Sarah Agnew
Helen Maria Williams: A lost reputation in defence of liberty
Judith Arnopp
Writing Historical Fiction
Jane Ashton
Accomplishments, Not Expertise!
Stephen Baines
Merchant Ships Ruled the Waves
Avellina Balestri
Real, Solid, and Unbending: The Life and Legacy of Sir John Moore
For the Glory of the Marines: The Life and Legacy of Major John Pitcairn
Denise Bates
A Breach of Promise to Marry
Charles Bazalgette
Prinny's Tailor
Matthew Beckett
Syngenta's Shame
Foreswearing Your Faith
Bluestocking Belles
Fun Out of Chaos
Katherine Bone
Give a Man a Good Ship and He Can Do Extraordinary Things
Christine Boulton
The Brontë Sisters
Lucinda Brant
Boats, Barges and Sledges: Gadding About Abroad
Martin Otto Braun
Of Kings, Myths and Masons – European Nobility and Freemasonry
Ayr Bray
Lead Mining Corruption, Bribery and Murder
Debra Brown and Stephanie Cowell
Travel, Vicariously or Otherwise
Lally Brown
Napoleon's Exorbitant Expense Account
Collette Cameron
Dovecotes - Not Just Quaint Buildings
Lisa Chaplin
Where Did Robert Fulton Go?
Naomi Clifford
The Horrible Murder of Count and Countess d’Antraigues
How to Skin a Lion: First, Do Your Research
Writing Up
Corrina Connor
Carol Cork
Sasha Cottman
John Wilkes: the Truth, the Filth, and the Birth of the Fourth Estate
Sheila Dalton
Contraception in Early Modern England
Jacki Delecki
Why You Should Go Audio
Fashion Dolls
What's Love Got to Do With It: Marriage with an Agenda
Shannon Donnelly
A Jewel in Paris
Linday Downs
La Contessa and the Marquis
David Ebsworth
The Last Campaign of Marianne Tambour
Tracy Edingfield
On Inspiration
Ellen Rose Eley
A Regency House Party
Finding Darcy
Grace Elliot
Jonathan Tyers – Creator of Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens
Rags to Riches: The true story of Elizabeth and Maria Gunning
Susanna Ellis
Camp Followers in the Peninsular War
Jeanna Ellsworth
The Tropes of Regency Romance
Charlotte Frost
Princely Debts and a Wealth of Resources
Mariana Gabrielle
The Fall of the Tawaif
Kathryn Gauci
Prelude to Revolution: Sultan Mahmud II and Ali Pasha of Ioannina
Toys and Games of the 18th Century
Monica Hall
The Art of Deception: Georgian Cosmetics
Astronomy vs. Astrology: Science vs. Superstition in the 18th Century
Beppie Harrison
The Roads of Ireland in Regency Times
Elise Huntington
Choose Your Own Adventure... 18th Century Style!
Interview with a Regency Writer
Julia Justiss
The Thunder of Hoofbeats
Kathryn Kane
Flowers in the House: A History
Heather King
The English Country House
Copenhagen's Last Charge
Marengo: Myth or Nineteenth Century Rip-Off?
Caroline Jane Knight
Label Your Library
Jude Knight
The Regency Sex Trade
Christmas in the Regency
Rachel Knowles
Regency Travel
Georgie Lee
The Middle Class in Regency England
The English in France During the Peace of Amiens
Elisabeth Lenckos
Eliza Hancock de Feuillide Austen
Catherine Lloyd
Death Comes to London
Liz Lloyd
Murder on the Thames... or was it?
MJ Logue
Rehabilitating the Romantic Roundhead
CW Lovatt
The Siege of Louisbourg
Colin MacDonald
John of the Battles
Sarah Mallory
German Sausages and Flying Ambulances
Sandra Masters
Never Give Up on Your Dream
Mimi Matthews
Keats, Endymion, and Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine
Austen, Heyer, & the Prince of Orange: Pugs in Literature and History
Interesting Apparel
Sarah Murden and Jo Major
General Jean Sarrazin Spy, Traitor & Trigamist
Ginger Myrick
Marie Antoinette Bucking the System (of Etiquette)
Jane Odiwe
Jane Austen Lives Again!
Julie Peakman
Peg Plunkett: Memoirs of a Whore
Chris Pearce
A Lost Child at Peterloo
Lisa Pliscou
Jane Austen at School: “I Could Have Died of Laughter”
Christine Plunkett
The Restoration of Ralph Allen's Tomb
Kitty Pridden
The Georgian Dining Academy
Dirk Puehl
The Adventures of Baron Anson
Laura Purcell
Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
The King's Palaces
The Illness of George III
Alicia Rasley
Masquerades and Meaning
Sarah Read
You Are Female, I Won't Say Woman
Miranda Reading
A Modern Girl’s Guide to Historical Living
Jacqui Reiter
Mary Elizabeth, Countess of Chatham
The Collapse of the Earl of Chatham in the House of Lords
John Pitt, 2nd Earl of Chatham
Charles Manners, 4th Duke of Rutland
Renée Reynolds
The Malapropism
Eileen Richards
The Lake District in the Early 19th Century
Tara Rout
A Regency Ball
Charlotte Russell
The Hampden Clubs
William Savage
The Amazing Kembles
Shannon Selin
Caroline Bonaparte Murat, Napoleon’s Treasonous Sister
Elisa Bonaparte Baciocchi, Napoleon’s Smart Sister
Francesca Blanch Serrat
Poor Wand'ring Wretches!
Sarah Shaw
A Georgian Summer Picnic
Adam Smith
An 18th and 19th Century Garden in the Heart of Sheffield
Coffee, Culture and Conversation in the 18th Century
Johnson, Addison, Austen, Wilde and More
Nick Smith
Lesser Spotted Pirate: Rachel Wall
Becca St John
The English Pudding ~ or ~ Comfort Foods of the British Isles
Joana Starnes
A Lighter Side of the Peninsular Campaign
The Unthinkable Triangle
Amy Street
The Challenges of Writing a Jane Austen Sequel
Terry Tyler
Modern Day Fiction from Historical Fact
Undine
Lord and Lady Grange; Or, Why It Is a Great Pity the 18th Century Never Got Around to Inventing Reality TV
1759: "The Wonderful Year"
Sheena Vernon
Handel and the English
Sarah Waldock
The Saucy Seventh
Regan Walker
History as a Character in Historical Romance
Faith in Georgian England Part 1: The 18th Century
Faith in Georgian England Part 2: Regency England (and the 19th Century)
Faith in Georgian England Part 3 – The Additional Factors Affecting Faith
The Ursulines
Sarah Walters
A Book of Cookery, by a Lady
Geri Walton
The Great Plague of Marseille in 1720
Caroline Warfield
22 Hans Place: Mrs. Rowden’s School
Byron, Rebellion and the Greeks
Brian Watson
The Raunchy World of Edmund Curll
Sue Wilkes
Fashionable Fabrics in Jane Austen's Day
Willow C Winsham
Ghost Ships, Treasure and Tragedy: The Lovibond
Of Welshmen and Mermaids
Chris Woodyard
The Haunting of La Clarion
An Apparition at Cambridge
The Ghost of Madame Gould
Stephenie Woolterton
Re-thinking the Death of William Pitt the Younger: His Legacy
Humphry Repton’s Memoirs of Two British Prime Ministers
Happy 255th birthday, William Pitt the Younger: Remembering Hayes Place
Lady Hester Stanhope on Board the H.M.S. Salsette
DD Wynne
Opportunites Vs Oppression
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| Lady Folding a Letter by Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun, 1784 |
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