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No. 10 Downing Street’s American Connection

Posted on April 24, 2018 by Nancy Lawrence

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Look what I discovered while researching Whitehall . . . The land on which Downing Street stands was once owned by Sir George Downing. He was raised in New England (his uncle was New York’s Governor Winthrop), and he was … Continue reading →

Posted in Regency Locations Tagged Downing Street, Harvard, William Pitt

U.S. Taxes and the Bank of England

Posted on April 16, 2018 by Nancy Lawrence

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I’m thinking about money today, because I’m getting ready to file my income tax return for 2018 (the deadline for filing is tomorrow here in the U.S.). As I bid farewell to an admittedly small amount of money that I … Continue reading →

Posted in Regency Life, Regency Locations Tagged Architecture, Bank of England, Fleet Street, Hoare's Bank, John Sloan, Threadneedle Street

New Journal Find

Posted on April 9, 2018 by Nancy Lawrence

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I’m a slow writer. I freely admit it. There are times when I envy other writers who can produce four or five (or more!) books a year, and have them all hit best-seller lists (an indication that those high-producing writers … Continue reading →

Posted in About Nancy Tagged Hamilton, Jane Austen, Journal, Sticker

Darcy’s Declaration

Posted on March 20, 2018 by Nancy Lawrence

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I always marvel over the creativity some people have in expressing Jane Austen’s beloved novels as pieces of art. On Etsy I found these cuff-style bracelets designed around Mr. Darcy’s declaration of love to Elizabeth Bennet in which he uttered … Continue reading →

Posted in Jane Austen's Books Tagged Bracelet, Darcy, Declaration, Jewelry

7 Lessons a Favorite Movie Taught Me about Writing Romance

Posted on March 13, 2018 by Nancy Lawrence

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I’m a big believer in romance and true love’s journey. When I meet a couple for the first time, there’s nothing I like better than to ask, “So, how did you guys meet?” and “When did you know he/she was … Continue reading →

Posted in Movies, Theater and TV Tagged An Affair to Remember, Love Affair, Mediterranean, Nickie Ferrante, Ship, Terry McKay

A Regency-era Shooting Party

Posted on February 19, 2018 by Nancy Lawrence

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In my book Mary and the Captain, Charles Bingley’s younger brother Robert rescued a young boy named Daniel from a difficult situation. Robert took Daniel to Netherfield, and had to find a way to keep young Daniel busy during the … Continue reading →

Posted in Nancy's Books, Regency Life, Regency Pastimes Tagged Caroline Bingley, Charles Bingley, High Meadow, Netherfield, Robert Bingley, Shooting Party

Happy Valentine’s Day!

Posted on February 14, 2018 by Nancy Lawrence

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In honor of the day, here are some vintage Valentine greeting cards for you to enjoy and share. The cards feature ladies wearing Regency-inspired costumes. Just click on each image to see a larger version. Cupid’s dart has touched my … Continue reading →

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A Brand New Month and Kitty Bennet

Posted on February 1, 2018 by Nancy Lawrence

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It’s February. I know, I can’t believe it either. But even though time seems to be flying by, I’m really looking forward to a new month, since everything I hoped to accomplish in January didn’t quite happen as planned. On … Continue reading →

Posted in About Nancy, Nancy's Books Tagged Hamilton, Kitty Bennet, Pride and Prejudice, Writing

King Charles I: Art Collector Extraordinaire

Posted on January 22, 2018 by Nancy Lawrence

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King Charles I ruled England for 24 years before he was executed in 1649. During his reign he amassed a collection of over 2,000 works of art. His hoard included classical sculptures, oil on canvas portraits, enormous tapestries, and delicate … Continue reading →

Posted in Movies, Theater and TV, Royalty Tagged Anthony van Dyck, King Charles I, Royal Academy of Arts, Rubens, Titian

A Delightful Way to Begin the New Year!

Posted on January 9, 2018 by Nancy Lawrence

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2018 has started off in the best way possible. My novel Mary and the Captain was named one of Austenesque Reviews’ Favorite Reads of 2017! If you love to read Jane Austen inspired fiction, you may already be a reader … Continue reading →

Posted in Nancy's Books Tagged Austenesque Reviews, Best Books of 2017, Mary and the Captain

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