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Intimeworks.byMike Noble·Dec 31, 2024The Georgian Indiana JonesFor Lady Hester Stanhope, a genteel existence in British society was pleasant but restrictive. A larger life called to her.
Bob Lynn·Sep 21, 2024Calculating the Stars: The Extraordinary Life of Mary Edwards, Ludlow’s Pioneering ComputerIn 18th-century Ludlow, a widow’s mathematical genius quietly revolutionised maritime navigation, saving countless lives at sea. Discover…
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InAtlantis BoekenbyScott Hansen·Mar 19, 2024Female Bare-Knuckle Boxing in Georgian London: A Hidden and Forgotten HistoryHow women fought for fame, fortune, and freedom in the brutal and fascinating world of bare-knuckle boxing in 18th century London.A response icon3A response icon3
InThe Duffer’s DiarybyThe Duffer's Diary·Apr 13, 2023The Dastardly Deeds of Captain John “Mad Jack” ByronThe father of the poet and scandal magnet, Lord George Gordon Byron, was notorious in his own right
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Bianca White·Aug 25, 2022Gin and the GeorgiansHave you ever wondered how Gin and Tonic came about? Click here for a little history on the invention of a much-loved drink.
Bianca White·Aug 2, 2022The House of Hanover: Four Georges and a WilliamLet’s start with some facts. The reign of the Hanoverian monarchs in Britain lasted 123 years (that’s if you don’t include Queen Victoria)…
