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August 20
Lady Elizabeth Grey Petitioning King Edward IV
Although the story told by the embroidery dates back to 1461, this work was done around 1815. This method of embroidery was one of the most difficult methods at the time, and the historical content suggests the artist had a substantial education.
History: Gender in 19th Century Britain
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FAQ: Care of Victorina Silk Quilts and Slumber Throws
Female Education, Reading, and Jane Austen
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