Over the past few months there have been a number of news articles claiming the identity of the real Mr. Darcy. In our newsletter published last week I only shared the one featuring the house of the Earl of Fitzwilliam, which is currently up for sale. This is the connection with the smallest backed support, … Continue reading Regency Man Monday – William Fitzwilliam, 4th Earl Fitzwilliam
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Friday Fun – June Poll: Austen v. Davies
Are you reading for Austen in August? #AustenInAugustRBR
Adam at Roof Beam Reader is hosting Austen in August again this year. You can head over to his blog to sign-up. Austen in August: Sign-Up Post!I don't have my list yet on what I'm going to read, but here's what I've read the last four years. Take a look to help you build your … Continue reading Are you reading for Austen in August? #AustenInAugustRBR
It’s Monday! What are you reading? – The Secret of Pembrooke Park by Julie Klassen
This is a meme hosted by Book Journey.On Friday I shared the beginning of The Secret of Pembrooke Park by Julie Klassen. I've since started reading it an have gotten pulled into the Gothic nature of the story. Abigail feels responsible for the financial problems that have forced her family to sell their London home. She had convinced her … Continue reading It’s Monday! What are you reading? – The Secret of Pembrooke Park by Julie Klassen
Book Beginnings – The Secret of Pembrooke Park by Julie Klassen
This is a meme hosted by Rose City Reader. They ask that you post the first line(s) to the book you are currently reading and share some feelings on the book. I'm tweaking this a bit and I'm going to share first lines of books/stories, written by, about, or in the theme of Jane Austen.This week I'm taking … Continue reading Book Beginnings – The Secret of Pembrooke Park by Julie Klassen
Wordless Wednesday #82
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Wordless Wednesday #81
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Regency Man Monday – Rev. George Austen
It was recently brought to my attention that while I covered Jane's brothers I missed an important male member of her family, her father.(1731–1805)George was born in Tonbridge in Kent. He was one of four children of William and Rebecca Austen. His father was a surgeon bu the family was descended from woollen manufacturers, which … Continue reading Regency Man Monday – Rev. George Austen
Wordless Wednesday #80
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