Further Reading
There are many other factors to Regency life, too numerous to list on this site alone, so here are some further reading resources for anyone of a mind to research or simply take a peak into the the great era of Regency.
[More links will be added as new information is found!]
Books
90% of the information on this site was taken from the terrific book "What Jane Austen Ate and Charles Dickens Knew", by Daniel Pool. It's a fabulous, entertaining resource that looks back at the period of the 1800s and more famously, the Regency period (though there is some Georgian, Victorian and even Edwardian information thrown in).
Buy the book through Amazon.com!
Other books...
An Elegant Madness
Regency Etiquette
Everyday Life in the 1800s: A Writers Guide
Websites
Eras of Elegancy - Regency
Many topics covered, including politics, food, daily life, etc.
Regency Lady
A huge repository of links to be found within this site.
The Georgian Index
Whilst not technically "Regency" (obviously), there are a heap of resources to be found here including maps and information about stately homes, the mail, etc.
The Regency Townhouse
Excellent site detailing daily life in Regency as well as being the home site of a real-life working townhouse of the Regency era.
Regency Garderobe
Regency Fashion.
All Dressed Up!
Details of an evening gown from the underwear out.
Regency Fete
Information about debuting in the ton (ie, the coming out party!).
Gentlemen Clubs
Ladies had calling cards, gentlemen had private clubs.
Social Dances
A site detailing the social dances of the times.
Food and Drink in the Regency Era
What it says!
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