Traffic Accidents at ‘Perilous’ Speeds
Just because carriages raced along at a top speed of only 10-12 mph did not mean that traffic accidents were not a serious danger.
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Just because carriages raced along at a top speed of only 10-12 mph did not mean that traffic accidents were not a serious danger.
Continue reading →Regency era carriages boasted some of the most sophisticated transportation technology of the day.
Continue reading →British roads were often described as despicable places where fresh gravel or deep mud left horses so exhausted they could not pull their load. Sounds like fun!
Continue reading →The Regency era sat at the edge of the Industrial Revolution, but most people still relied on muscle power, human or animal, to move goods and people from place to place.
Continue reading →After our primer on the use of calling cards and social calls, I thought it would be nice to wrap up with some advice from an expert of the period.
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