I second Rene's recommendation of...
Through a Glass Darkly.
And would add Jo Beverley's Malloren series. Jo has some good historical info on her site, of interest to 18th C enthusiasts:
Female Georgian Costume
Male Georgian Costume
Georgian Military
Georgian Diary
She also lists some of her research sources and links.
Teresa
Through a Glass Darkly.
And would add Jo Beverley's Malloren series. Jo has some good historical info on her site, of interest to 18th C enthusiasts:
Female Georgian Costume
Male Georgian Costume
Georgian Military
Georgian Diary
She also lists some of her research sources and links.
Teresa
posted by Tess at 10:43 AM
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I'm actually not all that keen on her women's Georgian dress page. From my research, I think she is about 20 years off with the clothes. The gown and hair she describes fits more in the 1730-1740's era. I will post some clothing links along with some books that I think give a better idea of the fashions of the time.
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