Emma’s quiet April has come to an end—The Season has begun, and with it comes childhood nemeses, small talk on the sweet pea, and an accidental meeting with a Duke. We discuss Emma's first interactions with The Tenant, the history of the London season, and the Married Women’s Property Acts that Cousin Archibald thinks are dooming the world.
Show Notes:
Mixing in Society by the Countess of *******
The recording of J. S. Bach’s Die Goldberg Variationen in the Fortitude ad is courtesy of The Open Goldberg Variations, a project by pianist Kimiko Ishizaka.
Ellie misspoke—Anne and Emily Brontë never married, but Charlotte was married for less than a year before she died in 1855.
Our music is the Patience Overture, composed by Arthur Sullivan (NI5066) courtesy of Wyastone Estate Limited. This episode was edited by Eliza Billingham.
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