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Dr Lizzie Rogers, Historian & Writer

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Tag: Persuasion

December 17, 2020December 20, 2020 historylizzie

Mini-Post | “Northanger Abbey” and “Persuasion”

December 16, 2020January 4, 2021 historylizzie

My 10 favourite Jane Austen quotes and why

April 25, 2019January 28, 2020 historylizzie

REVIEW: “Only A Novel: The Double Life of Jane Austen”, by Jane Aiken Hodge

January 7, 2019 historylizzie

Updating the Classics: Five Modern Retellings of Classic Stories to Read and Love

September 17, 2018September 17, 2018 historylizzie

Favourite Period Dramas: Darcy, Green Gables and Morse

December 16, 2016January 28, 2020 historylizzie

The Joys of Jane Austen: Lessons from a Georgian Lady

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Me dreaming of when it’s coat weather in Savannah…
Happy birthday @robgilbertuk ❤️ you are quite frankly an angel (even if you refused to jump in the lake…), and this is a great chance to look at the beautiful Lyme again!!
Okay, last pictures of the Breakers… opulence, opulence, a lot of opulence!
It’s been so exciting and interesting to be part of @davenporthousemuseum’s annual October Yellow Fever programme, even if this was my first time acting since I was four years old and played the part of “Upsy-Daisy-Angel” in the nativity play and refused to say my lines because I was too scared (hahaha - child actors are very unreliable?!). I especially loved getting to dress up and wear a bonnet 👒 here’s me pontificating about spirits and the soul…
One of the most impressive spaces at the Breakers is the Great Hall - it was meant to be like a Renaissance courtyard, with the ceiling mimicking the sky.
Me, taking photos of every little detail of the Newport Mansions… which hilariously were known as “summer cottages”… lol if that’s a cottage my house is a tiny shed… 🕰

Recent Posts

  • Princess Ka’iulani (1875-1899)
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  • Sutton Scarsdale Hall, Derbyshire
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