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Иллюстрация: Georgiana Chitac

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A Formidable Adversary https://t.co/Sypyt6wH2f 'Scalding blood surged back into his veins. He was alive! The sun in all its Indian summer glory was coming up! He was being given a second chance!' <

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Explore the fascinating life of Henrietta Howard, a remarkable female figure in Georgian society, at Marble Hill House with an expert-led workshop in partnership with Orleans House gallery https://t.co/hCOWBffmif

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Who said Pugilists can't be romantic! Buckhorse (active between 1720 and 1750) was a formidable opponent in the ring, and it seems he was an equally formidable romantic.

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Following it's popularity in January, Peter Symonds will be coming back on Monday to give a on the first Georgians, looking at the fascinating around King George I and King George II. All proceeds from this event support our charitable work

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New on All Things Georgian, 'Guest post by Erato 'The Golden Rump' https://t.co/rmwMWFTstV

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Have you seen the latest blog post from 'All Things Georgian' by ? A compelling and insightful look at the 'Ladies of the Bon Ton', including sculptor Anne Seymour Damer, contemporary & friend of Horace Walpole.
Click to read here: https://t.co/bdwa9RmpnD

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Quarrelsome Lovers by Thomas Rowlandson. "How luckless the sorrowful Wight, Who sees with a termagant Spouse, Her Clamour from Morning till Night, Incessantly rings through the House..."

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Edward Berry, commander at the Battle of the Nile at at Trafalgar, died in 1831. Along with Nelson and Collingwood, he was one of only three Royal Navy officers to be awarded three Naval Gold Medals. A naval Bananarama, if you like.

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William Shenstone, poet and landscape gardening pioneer, died in 1763. His garden at The Leasowes made him famous, but cost him his fortune.

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Have you seen the latest blog post from 'All Things Georgian' by ? A compelling and insightful look at the 'Ladies of the Bon Ton', including sculptor Anne Seymour Damer, contemporary & friend of Horace Walpole.
Click to read here: https://t.co/bdwa9RmpnD

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'His parents, on the whole, were glad rather than sorry about his coming, his father observing that at least here was a little mendicant who could be offset against tax...' https://t.co/c991Za231d < 1800

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Dressing a Naked Gorgeous Georgian Nobleman https://t.co/3ijJ19cLXA

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10th December 1791 – The First Interview, or, the presentation of the Prussian Pearl https://t.co/JMENaK4OHt via

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New on All Things Georgian - The Ladies of the Bon Ton - 'Scoring sheet'! https://t.co/SKTdN1Ep0A

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Horatia Nelson, daughter of Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton, was born in 1801.

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Viscount Hood, Nelson's mentor, died in 1816.

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Programs of the Week: 28 January–2 February 2020

Learn about Victorian print culture, visual law, and the reinvention of self—then return the following week to examine Georgian period fashion.

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Hester Thrale, diarist, was born in 1741. This quintessential writings are a joy - if you haven’t encountered her yet, what’re you waiting for?

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