Lucy Worsley
Born
in Reading, Berkshire, The United Kingdom
December 18, 1973
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Jane Austen at Home
30 editions
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2017
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If Walls Could Talk: An Intimate History of the Home
21 editions
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2011
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The Art of the English Murder: From Jack the Ripper and Sherlock Holmes to Agatha Christie and Alfred Hitchcock
23 editions
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2013
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Agatha Christie: Radio 4 Book of the Week
19 editions
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2022
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Queen Victoria: Daughter, Wife, Mother, Widow
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2018
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The Courtiers: Splendor and Intrigue in the Georgian Court at Kensington Palace
13 editions
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2010
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Eliza Rose
14 editions
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2016
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My Name is Victoria
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2017
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The Austen Girls
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2020
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Lady Mary
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2018
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“Many argue that the twentieth century’s council estates have had disastrous social consequences. People in poverty feel, and indeed actually grow, poorer if forced to live in a sink estate, while the middle classes flee to their own leafy ghettoes outside city centres. A successful ‘place’ mixes up the different groups in society, forcing them to mingle and to look out for each other.”
― If Walls Could Talk: An intimate history of the home
― If Walls Could Talk: An intimate history of the home
“And Jane all her life would be interested in ordinary, unexceptional girls and what might happen to them. Her quietest heroine of all, Fanny Price, had ‘no glow of complexion, nor any other striking beauty’, while Catherine Morland had ‘nothing heroic’ about her, and was ‘occasionally stupid’. Jane’s great achievement would be to let even the ordinary, flawed, human girls who read her books think that they might be heroines too.”
― Jane Austen at Home: A Biography
― Jane Austen at Home: A Biography
“This change in biological understanding had enormous implications for society. Women gradually shed their medieval stereotype as insatiable temptresses in order to become the Victorian ideal of pure, chaste, virginal angels. A society where sexual order was maintained by physical chastisement gradually began to give way to internal moral codes, where behaviour was policed by social forces such as shame and expulsion from the community for sexual transgression.”
― If Walls Could Talk: An intimate history of the home
― If Walls Could Talk: An intimate history of the home
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Bookworm Bitches : Carly's ongoing challenges | 11 | 119 | Nov 06, 2015 08:19AM | |
The History Book ...: CARLY'S 50 BOOKS READ IN 2015 | 41 | 91 | Dec 12, 2015 12:47PM |
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