FROM peeing in a gravy boat to conceiving on an electric bed, being a Georgian woman was a painful, smelly and disease-ridden business. Here Queen Of Bedlam author Laura Purcell reveals the reality behind the Jane Austen fantasy...
Friday, 1 August 2014
Deadly make-up, mouse-hair brows and lice-ridden wigs: The dirty lives of Georgian women
FROM peeing in a gravy boat to conceiving on an electric bed, being a Georgian woman was a painful, smelly and disease-ridden business. Here Queen Of Bedlam author Laura Purcell reveals the reality behind the Jane Austen fantasy...
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