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What is your favorite historical romance trope?

Reformed bad boy (36%, 161 Votes)
Marriage of convenience (22%, 98 Votes)
Beauty and the beast (18%, 80 Votes)
A compromising situation (15%, 67 Votes)
Separated lovers reunite (10%, 45 Votes)

Total voters: 451

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Regency Tidbit

There was no photography in the Regency, so the only way you could capture your family’s images for all eternity was to have their portraits painted or their busts made. I was particularly moved by the bust of a young man commissioned by his family after his tragic death in his teens. They had no image of him to work from, so the artist did a likeness based on his siblings’ features and the descriptions of the family. Can you imagine having to endure your grief for a loved one without even being able to look at a picture of him? It really brought home to me how we take photographs for granted.

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