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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “The Nineteenth Century”

Miss Morton and the English House Party Murder

Lady Caroline Morton, daughter of the late Earl of Morton, has fallen upon hard times.

Newlyweds Mr. Knightley and Emma are hosting a party at Donwell Abbey.

Miss Kate Linnet, daughter of Sir Cavendish Linnet, is the long-suffering oldest sister who takes care of a gaggle of younger sisters.

In 1811 England, Cassandra Hale is a strong young woman whose past is shrouded in mystery.

London, 1810. Georgiana Merry, a young debutante in Regency England, is launched into society.

If you love the Regency era like I do, then this is the book for you!

Susanna Jenkins has a difficult life. First she lost her husband to influenza, and now she has to deal with her selfish family.

Theodosia Burr, daughter of Senator Aaron Burr, is a young socialite who comes of age in 1800.

Miss Susan Smithson is thrown out of Mrs. Ansruther’s school after she is accused of having a dalliance with the music teacher.

It is all arranged. Lady Margaret Montagu Douglas Scott, second daughter of the Duke of Buccleuch, is expected to make a most propitious match.