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  1. Snuff and the Regency Elite

    (Georgian and Victorian Britain)

    Rather like today – arguably – the elite Regency drug of choice went up the nose.

  2. Georgian Judge Lord Ellenborough and his struggle against pornography.

    (Georgian and Victorian Britain)

    Available 2025 First, a disclaimer.

  3. The Georgian ‘Establishment’: Seen Through the Life and Trials of Edward Law, Lord Ellenborough

    (Georgian and Victorian Britain)

    About1816 @jameshobson.bsky.social My new book is a biography of one man and a review of the Georgian ruling class in the period 1770–1820.

  4. Interested in the Radical side of Victorian politics?

    (Georgian and Victorian Britain)

    Hi there!

  5. Year Without a Summer,1816: Mount Tambora’s Impact on Europe and North America

    (Georgian and Victorian Britain)

    Subscribe to keep reading Become a paid subscriber to get access to the rest of this post and other exclusive content.

  6. Georgian Dropsy: Symptoms, Cures, and Miseries.

    (Georgian and Victorian Britain)

    On Tuesday died, of a dropsy, Miss Sarah Hinves, eldest daughter of Mr.

  7. Anna Kingsford- Victorian Feminist and Animal Rights Campaigner

    (Georgian and Victorian Britain)

    An extract from my book which features more Victorian Radicals like Anna In a freezing February in 1888, a vicar’s wife lay dying at the tragically early age of forty-one.

  8. The Georgian Childhood of William Hutton

    (Georgian and Victorian Britain)

    William Hutton.

  9. Breaking sugar in the dusk- the life of the single Regency gentlewoman

    (Georgian and Victorian Britain)

    This blogpost is inspired by the online diaries of Fanny Chapman.

  10. Jane Austen goes dancing

    (Georgian and Victorian Britain)

    What could Jane Austen and similar unmarried gentlewomen of the Regency Age, look forward to?