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ASSEMBLY ROOM – Round-up of Regency and historical posts
ASSEMBLY ROOM – Round-up of Regency and historical posts 
by Angelyn Schmid
Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte – part two: http://bit.ly/yMHTj3
Regency Velocipede (now isn’t that dandy?): http://bit.ly/w0mKw7
The Regency figure – more Reubens than sylph? http://bit.ly/AnKRJt
Boxing and the Sweet Science http://bit.ly/wS3D8v and http://bit.ly/GCRXjq
Mudlarking in the Thames http://bit.ly/GCVzyH
The Empress Josephine’s gowns http://bit.ly/xxVtBU
Machine made net and gauze – who knew? http://bit.ly/zhhj8K
Sir William Knighton – Regency Physician http://bit.ly/wDBK6v
The British calvary and its reputation http://bit.ly/zyrolc
It’s what started the Regency – King George III’s illness http://bit.ly/wpqhYU
The English Turnpike system http://bit.ly/zJeAHW
Shooting grouse http://bit.ly/GARaPe
Just in time for Nationals – the Regency costume shoe http://bit.ly/GAWp4S
Angelyn
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ASSEMBLY ROOM – Round-up of Regency and historical posts
ASSEMBLY ROOM – Round-up of Regency and historical posts – March 2012
Lighting in the Georgian period – so that’s where snot comes from: http://historicalromanceuk.blogspot.com/
How they numbered houses: http://bit.ly/yk3l7c
Regency weather: http://bit.ly/y52PQq
Regency textbooks (that Lesley-Anne McLeod is a clever girl): http://bit.ly/ytjtTS
Parlor games at http://bit.ly/zu0G41 and a game of whist from Kristen http://bit.ly/vZjA1x which you can practice here:http://aol.it/dviWWK
Oh, I should like to go to the Vauxhall Gardens: http://bit.ly/AyrlfJ if I can’t go on the Grand Tour: http://bit.ly/xGPzba
How did your hero’s Mama come to name him that: http://bit.ly/yT9XHw
Some lovely Coronation costumes here: http://bit.ly/yclhO0
Vera’s post on Regency tropes is a hoot: http://bit.ly/AtC1h6
Gasp! Byron behaving badly: http://bit.ly/gmIzGq
The Assembly room is collected by Angelyn Schmid
my blog at www.angelynschmid.com Twitter @angelynschmid
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ASSEMBLY ROOM – Round-up of Regency and historical posts
ASSEMBLY ROOM – Round-up of Regency and historical posts
by The Beau Monde member Angelyn Schmid.
These caps are adorable: http://bit.ly/yoWl8G
A birthday cake for Jane Austen: http://bit.ly/uj4t3p
It’s that time of year–cough and cold remedies of the Regency: http://bit.ly/bLQ109
Which Jane Austen heroine are you? http://bit.ly/zPgOXs
Mothers in Jane Austen: http://bit.ly/yRLvDA
Three ways to tie a cravat and one pic of a glorious Captain Wentworth (sigh): http://bit.ly/wptAgE
Regency practices: enclosure - http://bit.ly/xJWVbs
Mansfield Park: what’s in a name? http://bit.ly/zZIVSW
Mansfield Park’s Mrs. Norris – villain or just annoying? http://bit.ly/zISyIq
Regency courtship: http://bit.ly/zmuQwD
Regency theater: http://bit.ly/ysAlgX
Amusing personals from the newspaper: http://bit.ly/z8xuVy
Jane Austen’s primer on the Napoleonic wars: http://bit.ly/wTljcj
Angelyn
Like history? Fall in love with it! Check out my blog at www.angelynschmid.com on history and romance.
ASSEMBLY ROOM – Round-up of Regency and historical posts
FROM OUR ASSEMBLY ROOM - Round-up of Regency and historical posts
The Beau Monde is pleased to present lots more great Regency links for you to try.
We could always use more Ackerman’s for Regency fashion: http://ekduncan.blogspot.com/2011/07/regency-era-fashions ackermanns_03.html
La Belle Assemblee – check out these marvelous hats: http://blog.mikerendell.com/?p=1562#comment-207
What would Hyde Park be without the Serpentine? http://www.candicehern.com/regency_today.htm
Christmas is not yet over–in the Regency: http://impulsivehearts.wordpress.com/2012/01/03/a-regency-primer-on-twelfth-night-wassailing/#comment-4302
Is this truly a Jane Austen poem? http://sharpelvessociety.blogspot.com/2011/12/jane-austens-stealth-poem-to-8-year-old.html
More Regency fashion on a post with an adorable name: http://roselerner.tumblr.com/post/15311866981/omgthatdress-dress-1810-the-victoria-albert
A tongue-in-cheek post on craft by the companion to her ladyship of Holmeshire: http://indiejane.org/2012/01/writing-historical-fiction-simplified-for-the-first-time-author/
These links are collected by The Beau Monde member, Angelyn Schmid.
Like history? Fall in love with it!
Check out my blog at www.angelynschmid.com on history and romance.
Related articles from members of The Beau Monde Regency Chapter
- Jane Austen and Regency Fashion Plates (myrettarobens.com)
- Regency Fashion 1811 (regencyramble.blogspot.com)
- Regency England Links for Readers & Writers (vickydreiling.com)
















