Beaux & Belles of England

Mrs. Mary Robinson

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Mary Robinson

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"Beaux & Belles of England," written by Mary Robinson, is a fascinating look into the lives and stories of some of England's most intriguing and famous characters. Readers are transported to the alive world of the British the ruling class, where the charisma and charm of both men and women have left a forever stamp on history, thanks to Robinson's beautiful words. Robinson's rigorous research and colorful writing shed light on the lives of these "beaux" and "belles," revealing personal challenges, achievements, and the social contexts that developed their identities. From dazzling gentlemen to intriguing women, each person portrayed in the book is a one-of-a-kind depiction of the era's ideas, aspirations, and ambiguities. The author's storytelling skill shows through as she weaves together the threads of romance, intrigue, and personal achievement that colored these luminaries' lives. Her depictions are rich in depth, letting readers to experience the time's cultural tapestry, complete with balls, scandals, and the interesting interplay of love and ambition.

Author Biography:

Mary Robinson (née Darby; November 27, 1757 - December 26, 1800) was an English actress, poet, dramatist, novelist, and social character. She lived in England, in the towns of Bristol and London, and she also spent time in France and Germany. She began writing poetry at the age of seven and began working as an actress and instructor at the age of fourteen. She wrote a number of plays, poems, and novels. She was a star, the subject of tabloid gossip, and well-known for her acting and writing. She was known as "the English Sappho" during her lifetime. In 1779, she got the moniker "Perdita" for her performance as Perdita (the protagonist of Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale). She was King George IV's first public mistress when he was still Prince of Wales.

Release date NZ

November 1st, 2023

Author

Mary Robinson

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Pages

158

Dimensions

140x216x9

ISBN-13

9789359321400

Product ID

38493905

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