Tag Archives: Historical Hussies
Historical Hussies: Bathing in the Middle Ages
I’m on Historical Hussies today, continuing my inquiry into bathing through history. This month I’m talking about Bathing inthe Midle Ages: The first thing to affirm is that yes, people did bathe during the Medieval period, using several different methods. … Continue reading
Historical Hussies: Bathtubs in Regency England
I’m on Historical Hussies today, talking about Bathtubs in Regency England: At the end of the 18th century, attitudes toward bathing began to change. Beau Brummel, a Regency fashion plate, was an advocate of bathing often and he was a … Continue reading
Historical Hussies: Gambling Establishments in the Regency
Yesterday, as my monthly blog post on Historical Hussies, I posted about a topic that’s gained a lot of my interest lately–gambling and gambling establishments during the Regency period. My current WIP, Pride of Lyons, has key scenes set in … Continue reading
Traditional Victorian Christmas Dishes
Happy Holidays! Every month I write a post for another historical romance blod called Historical Hussies. I’m supposed to post the first Wednesday of each month, but somehow I completley forgot December 1st was the first Wednesday. So I was … Continue reading
No Occupation for a Lady
I’m on Historical Hussies today with a post about the very few occupations that were allowed for ladies of the aristocracy or genteel birth in the 18th century. If a woman did not marry by the time she was … Continue reading
Winter Frolics in Regency London: The Last Frost Fair
Today is the first Wednesday in January, therefore it’s my “day” over on Historical Hussies. To celebrate winter (which we’ve not had enough of here in Virginia), I decided to do a post on a very chilly subject, the last … Continue reading
































