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Engaging Experiments - 70 views

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    #13 Maggie Ansty on 21 Nov 10
     
    As a lover of Jane Austen and the Regency England she lived in, I have chosen to explore 4 websites related to Regency England. I love exploring this period and there are some great resources out there, including maps of london, pictures of fashions at the time, and glimpses into what scandalized the people of the time.
    http://www.diigo.com/user/Maransty
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Jane Austen - Biography, Timeline, Books, Movies, Quotes, Fashion - 0 views

www.janeausten.org
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  • Regency Period Clothing
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      Maggie Ansty on 21 Nov 10
       
      Get a more indepth history of regency fashions and their evolution of simple, grecian styles in times of war to more elaborate styles later in the period. http://www.fashion-era.com/regency_fashion.htm
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Architecture - 0 views

www.brighton-hove-rpml.org.uk/...Architecture.aspx
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      Maggie Ansty on 21 Nov 10
       
      The Royal Pavilion in Brighton exemplifies the extravagant tastes of the Prince Regent. His primary residence in London is further proof of this, renovated for vast amounts of money that often outraged the British public.
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NYPL, Empire and Regency Styles Research Guide - 0 views

web.archive.org/...england.html
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Wild Nights - 0 views

poets.org/...19039 dickinson
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      Maggie Ansty on 21 Nov 10
       
      Contrast of being at sea and being in port represents contrast of safety and danger/longing.
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      Maggie Ansty on 21 Nov 10
       
      The langauge and rhyme scheme of the poem give the poem a feeling of great motion.
  • Futile – the winds –
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      Maggie Ansty on 21 Nov 10
       
      wind=uncertainty, longing
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  • To a heart in port –
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      Maggie Ansty on 21 Nov 10
       
      port=safety, stability
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