Harriette Wilson's Memoirs (1964)

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Harriette Wilson's Memoirs (1964)

Harriette Wilson

Edition year 1964
Binding Silk
Weight 1.5 Kg
Pages 380
Dimensions 25.2 × 16.3 cm

Edition details

Harriette Wilson's Memoirs. Selected and edited with an introduction by Lesley Blanch. 12 leaves of plates of reproductions of some of the etchings from the 1825 edition. Full purple artificial silk binding with a design in gold on the spine. Green endleaves. Pale lilac slipcase. 25.2x16.3cm. 380pp.

About the book

Harriette Wilson's memoirs offer a scandalous and witty account of Regency high society from the perspective of one of its most famous courtesans. Wilson recalls relationships with aristocrats, politicians and military figures, describing a world of gossip, money, reputation and sexual politics with unusual candour. The memoir became notorious on publication and remains a vivid, if highly personal, portrait of elite society in early nineteenth-century Britain.

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