Literature of the English Country House: Finding the Home of Mr Darcy
As learners on Literature of the English Country House finally arrive...
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Literature of the English Country House: G. W. M. Reynolds and the Homes of the Wealthy
As Learners on Literature of the English Country House explore the...
Literature of the English Country House: The Many Meanings of ‘Polite’ in the 18th Century
Ahead of tomorrow’s live Literature of the English Country House Q&A, Co-Lead Educator Professor...
Literature of the English Country House: Nostell Priory and the 18th-Century Private Library
Learners on Literature of the English Country House this week are...
Literature of the English Country House: Coffee Houses and Country Houses in the 18th Century
This week on Literature of the English Country House we arrive...
Literature of the English Country House: A Manuscript Authorisation for a Servant from a Country House Owner
On Literature of the English Country House this week lots of...
Literature of the English Country House: Textual Variation and the Judgement of Editors
On the ‘Material Conditions’ strand of Literature of the English Country...
Literature of the English Country House: Reading the 17th Century
As Literature of the English Country House reaches the 17th century...
Literature of the English Country House: Using the OED in Close Reading
In a special guest post Dr Jim Fitzmaurice (Co-Lead Educator on...
Literature of the English Country House: Servants, Residents and Travelling Players in the 17th Century
As learners prepare to embark on the second week of ‘Literature...
