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A Gentleman’s Sporting Life

Posted on October 8, 2019 by Nancy Lawrence

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In a Regency era story I’ve been working on, my hero is a sporting man. Whatever the sport, he loves it: Fencing, boxing, fishing, shooting—they’re all on my hero’s list of favorite things to do. While researching different sports that … Continue reading →

Posted in Regency Life, Regency Pastimes, Research and History Tagged Clothing, Coats, Dogs, Hare-Coursing, Hero, Sport

Baby, It’s Cold Outside

Posted on February 27, 2019 by Nancy Lawrence

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For the past few weeks we’ve been in a deep-freeze in Colorado. Before going outside I have to bundle up in multiple layers of clothing, before I don my warmest coat, gloves, and hat. I may not look very stylish; … Continue reading →

Posted in Regency Dress Tagged Coats, Cold, Collars, Fur, Men's Attire, Men's Clothing, Velvet, Winter

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