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| Tango01 | 30 Oct 2018 12:58 p.m. PST |
…Regency by James Hobson – Review. "h, how I wish James Hobson had been my school history teacher. I loved history, naturally, and indeed my history teachers (shout out to Mrs Woodings and Miss Piachaud, wherever you are) but still, if I had had Mr Hobson to take me through what it meant to live during the Regency the whole era would have been so much more vivid and my O-level so much more of a pleasure. As it was, I duly learned about the Congress of Vienna but never properly understood what the end of the Napoleonic Wars did to British politics. James Hobson, a fellow Pen & Sword writer and indeed a history teacher for 25 years, writes the excellent About 1816 blog and is on twitter as @about1816. Our interests, in bringing forth the forgotten voices of late Georgian Britain, overlap a great deal, and I certainly learned a great deal from the insights this book offers, which is presented in an accessible style full of information about real lives. It's an excellent read, apart from anything else…."
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