Cabinet of Curiosities
Rosie HarteMusings on the long 19th century by author and historian Rosie Harte
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Why is a Woman like a Writing Desk?
In 1794, George Austen presented his nineteen-year-old daughter Jane with a portable writing desk. Miraculously it still survives, passed down through family members until it was acquired by the British Library in 1999. This portable ‘writi...
Florence Versus the Trad Wives
Florence Nightingale (L) and her sister, Parthenope Nightingale (R)
'I don’t see the point in college for women, I think it’s really detrimental to them’, says Savanna Stone into a podcast microphone, hair perfectly waved, diamond-encruste...
Stop putting Queen Victoria in feminist edits on TikTok
I’m partial to a good TikTok edit. Put some inspirational clips alongside a moving or motivational song and I’m sure to give it a like. During the Artemis II mission my entire feed was heartwarming edits of the moon-bound crew. I liked ever...
A model wife or husband (whichever you like)
In 1844, the ten-year-old descendant of the famed diarist Samuel Pepys made an entry in her own journal. Emily Pepys wrote the following:
‘I had the oddest dream last night that I ever dreamt; even the remembrance of it is very extraordin...
A Case of Social Suicide
Edith ‘Biddy’ Lanchester was a thoroughly modern Victorian woman. In 1895 she was living alone in London, a mathematics graduate of the London Polytechnic and working a secretary for a firm in the City. Independent and well-educated, she wa...
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