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March 5, 2026

šŸ‘‘ Rebel of the Regency Contest for Patrons! šŸ‘‘

To celebrate our recent Regency-era adventures (and our interview with the delightful Ann Foster), we’re doing a little Patreon contest for a copy of Rebel of the Regency by Ann Foster.

Here’s how to enter:

✨ Comment below with your favorite Regency story or character moment.

Here’s how to enter:

✨ Comment below with your favorite Regency story or character moment.

It could be:
• The chaos of Georgiana Cavendish (from our two episodes on her)
• Something you loved from our interview with Ann Foster
• One of the dramatic lives of Queen Charlotte’s daughters (from Katy’s Corner)
• Or honestly any Regency-era tale that lives rent-free in your brain

Need a refresher? Here are a few episodes you might revisit:
šŸ“Ž [Georgiana Cavendish Both parts found on the blog]
šŸ“Ž [Queen Charlotte’s Daughters – Part 1]
šŸ“Ž [Queen Charlotte’s Daughters – Part 2]
šŸ“Ž [Interview with Ann Foster ad free, main feed !]

Contest details:
• Entries open March 4
• I’ll randomly select a winner on March 9
• Open to all paid Patreon tiers

AND if you’re a Queen Mother, you’ll also be able to enter a separate Queen Mother–only contest for another copy, so you’ll actually have two chances to win.

Basically: tell us your favorite Regency drama and you might end up with a new book to add to your historical scandal library. šŸ“š

Can’t wait to read everyone’s answers!

Comments (16)

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Susannah Geyer Ā· March 9, 2026

Georgiana Cavendish befriending Lady Elizabeth Foster, Bess, invited her to live with her and her husband to help her during difficult times. Bess later began an affair with the Duke. When Georgiana found out the three of them continued living together in the same household for years.

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Jessica Crew Ā· March 8, 2026

The thrupple that was G, Bess, and the Duke lives rent free in my brain.

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Lindsey Ā· March 7, 2026

Okay, it's recency bias since I just finished a book about her, but Maria Fitzherbert.

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Elizabeth Khedoo Ā· March 7, 2026

Georgiana Cavendish. I love her story and one of my favorite episodes. I go back to listen to that episode often.

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Tracy N. Ā· March 6, 2026

Georgiana, the Duchess of Devonshire, her sister, her daughter, and niece all had some messy love lives. Georgiana’s daughter married the lover of Georgiana’s sister, the Countess of Bessborough. And the daughter of the Countess was Lady Caroline Lamb who had an affair with Lord Byron.

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Dominic Williams Ā· March 6, 2026

I again have to say my QUEEN CHARLOTTE!!!! SHE IS AN ICONNNNNNN! (bridgerton verson at least) I also loveeee just the art of the time as well!

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Hannah Ā· March 6, 2026

As much as I love the regency era women it has got to be Ernest Augustus (fifth son of George III and Queen Charlotte). I took a ghost tour in London a few years back and this has been living rent free in my brain since. This fucking guy may or may not have murdered his valet. It was ruled a suicide in court, but then how did he get hit in the head in another room. Then tried to meddle in an election. Finally married the ex fiancƩ of his brother who jilted him. He was such an embarrassment that Prinny of all people paid him off to leave the country.

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Mallory Ā· March 5, 2026

I was going to say Jane Austen’s sassy dedication to the prince regent but that’s been said šŸ˜‚ but to keep in the same vein, she accepted a marriage proposal from her close friend’s not very appealing (but marital stability wise ā€œdecentā€) brother and then literally changed her mind the next morning. Even in that time where her future life setup was SUPER precarious financially, she couldn’t deal with settling in marriage for the sake of that stability. She also stayed friends with those friends even though she ditched their brother lol

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Sara G Ā· March 5, 2026

One of my favorite fun facts from regency era had to be that Jane Austen openly despised the Prince Regent. We often talk about times when it was treasonous to have any ill feelings toward the king but now we’re at a time when a woman can voice her disgust so openly and support the Princess (despite still being pressured to dedicate her book to him—she still found a way to do that in an unflattering way haha)

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Taylor Knight Ā· March 5, 2026

I personally love Ada Lovelace. She was Lord Byron’s only legitimate child and went in a completely different direction than him, lol. She’s widely considered the first computer programmer and was an amazing mathematician. She’s sometimes called the Enchantress of Numbers, which is badass.

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Kim Paley-Ryan Ā· March 5, 2026

Tough call. I do think Princess Charlotte was more impactful, but I do love me some Georgaina #YasBess

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Diana Larson Ā· March 5, 2026

I loved this episode and had no idea that Kings Cross was named after ole Prinny himself 🤣 but as far as my favorite from the Regency era it’s gotta be Georgiana! From the gambling to her relationship with Bess, I love it all!

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Sophia Ā· March 5, 2026

The relationship between Lord Byron and Lady Caroline Lamb…talk about messy!!!! I too would write Glenvaron if I found myself in that historical situationship

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Lilly Cook Ā· March 5, 2026

Mary Shelley for sure!!! I mean literally starting a whole genre at 17!

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Rachel Savenelli Ā· March 5, 2026

I would have to say Princess Charlotte is my Roman Empire. How different the world would be if she became queen. Her demise was so unnecessary and heartbreaking. My favorite story about her was when her father (George, this fucking guy) told her she could only visit the queen so she ran out but didn’t know how to get a carriage so she had to ask a passerby for help and went to her mothers house.

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Kyle Davis Ā· March 5, 2026

Definitely the daughters of Queen Charlotte! Such tragic figures of the regency!!