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On the Wings of Love: Georgian Elopement Stories
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- ISBN978-1-9196232-5-2
- EAN9781919623252
- Date de parution15/12/2023
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- ÉditeurCaret Press
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TALES OF HUMAN FRAILTY, GREED AND OBSESSION AND, OCCASIONALLY, LOVE"The eldest son of a great family, a youth of eighteen, has, we hear, lately eloped to Scotland, with his mother's maid" - Leeds Intelligencer, 7 May 1765"A young lady eloped with a French dancing-master. She is said to have no less than £70, 000 in her own possession" - Derby Mercury, 14 February 1777"The young lady rose from the bed and escaped out of a window.
An officer is supposed to have been waiting for her in a single horse chaise, which he had previously hired." - Leeds Intelligencer, 21 October 1805Why was runaway marriage such a phenomenon in the Georgian era? Should some elopements more accurately be described as abductions? Newspapers, plays and paintings portrayed the romance of elopement - but what was the reality?Naomi Clifford delves into the archives to bring to light a fascinating selection of long-forgotten stories of desperation, greed, obsession and, occasionally, true love.
With contributions by Sarah Murden and Joanne Major.
An officer is supposed to have been waiting for her in a single horse chaise, which he had previously hired." - Leeds Intelligencer, 21 October 1805Why was runaway marriage such a phenomenon in the Georgian era? Should some elopements more accurately be described as abductions? Newspapers, plays and paintings portrayed the romance of elopement - but what was the reality?Naomi Clifford delves into the archives to bring to light a fascinating selection of long-forgotten stories of desperation, greed, obsession and, occasionally, true love.
With contributions by Sarah Murden and Joanne Major.
