ISBN: 0893406163
Author: Joan Wolf
Language: English
Publisher: John Curley & Assoc (June 1, 1983)
Pages: 271
Subcategory: Literature
Rating: 4.6
Votes: 194
Size Fb2: 1680 kb
Size ePub: 1280 kb
Size Djvu: 1974 kb
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The American Duchess book. A former English Joan Wolf is a USA TODAY bestselling American writer, whose acclaimed Regency romances have earned her national recognition as a master of the genre.
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Chapter 1. I have a daughter. They went up the long staircase, wafted along by footmen, and at the top were met by a white-wigged major domo who took their names and announced in clear, measured tones, The American Minister, Mr. Rush. The elegant, haughty-looking woman who stood on the wide landing receiving her guests smiled fractionally, her shrewd eyes taking careful measure of the newcomers. Richard Rush, she knew. She was Lady Bridgewater and her husband, the Earl of Bridgewater, was a member of Lord Liverpool’s government.
The Book of the Courtier The unofficial government convention broke up at the end of August with everyone looking forward to pleasant leisure doings in the country. Tracy discovered to her dismay. that it was a custom for political and society hostesses to entertain large parties of people at their estates for a week or more, but Adrian assured her that they would be spending a quiet month or two at Steyning Castle before undertaking any more socializing. She was delighted to hear this news; the last month had been rather a strain.
Joan Wolf (born 1951 in Bronx, New York) is an American writer of romance novels. Wolf grew up in the Bronx, New York. She obtained a bachelor's degree in Mercy College and Master in English and Comparative Literature in Hunter College
Joan Wolf (born 1951 in Bronx, New York) is an American writer of romance novels. She obtained a bachelor's degree in Mercy College and Master in English and Comparative Literature in Hunter College. A Kind of Honor, 1980. A London Season, 1980. The Counterfeit Marriage, 1980. A difficult truce, 1981. The Scottish Lord, 1981. Beloved Stranger, 1982. His Lordship's Mistress, 1982. The American Duchess, 1982. A Double Deception, 1983.
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Determined that his daughter should marry an English nobleman, English-born American William Bodmin sends his daughter, Tracy, to meet the proud Duke of Hastings, who has promised to marry her. Reissue.
The American Duchess Guide to 18th Century Dressmaking is the definitive how-to book for historically accurate .
The American Duchess Guide to 18th Century Dressmaking is the definitive how-to book for historically accurate Georgian sewing and 18th century historic costuming. From beginners to advanced historic costumers and cosplayers, The American Duchess Guide to 18th Century Dressmaking has projects for everyone, from simple caps, aprons, and neck handkerchief to advanced gown construction for four common types of Georgian dress: The English Gown, the Sacque (Robe a la Francaise), the Italian Gown, and the Round Gown. Young and lovely Tracy Bodmin was as spirited and independent as the America she came from – but love for her father made her yield to his heart’s desire
The American Duchess. Young and lovely Tracy Bodmin was as spirited and independent as the America she came from – but love for her father made her yield to his heart’s desire. Though William Bodmin had made his fortune in the New World, he dreamed of a title for his daughter in his native England – and his wealth won a marriage proposal to Tracy from the proud Duke of Hastings. Behind she left Adam Lancaster, the handsome, rugged New Englander who adored her. Ahead lay fear and danger in the arms of a powerful, magnetic man whose mode of life and love she did not kno. his is where books go.
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