We Didn’t Always Get Paper From Trees
Today, we think of paper as being made from wood pulp, but back in Austen’s day, paper was sourced very differently.
Continue reading →Today, we think of paper as being made from wood pulp, but back in Austen’s day, paper was sourced very differently.
Continue reading →During the Regency era, writing letters, reading them, and sharing the news they contained was an essential part of social life, one largely slated for the women of the household.
Continue reading →Before telegraphs or telephones, email or texts, Twitter or Facebook, letter writing was the only way to maintain connections with distant family and friends. During the Regency era, writing letters, reading them, and sharing the news they contained was an essential part of social life, one largely slated for the women of the household. Typically, women would write letters in the morning, before breakfast. They kept track of the letters they received and to whom … Continue reading →