From the multitude of papers collected and filed by Anne Lister come the diaries of herself and an Indian heiress, and their letters to each other, some in secret code. This is the first part of their story. As far as possible their own words have been used to tell their tale, and the letters and notes in secret code have been translated to give insight into their lives. This book reveals their young lives in early nineteenth century Yorkshire in northern England, during the start of the Industrial Revolution. The Bronte sisters lived nearby and used Anne Lister and Eliza Raine as characters in some of their novels
A tale of Georgian England from the early journals and letters of Anne Lister (1791-1840), also known as Gentleman Jack, and her wife, Eliza Raine.
Dancing till 12, then 30 ladies and 30 gents drew lots for each other and all the rest of us went to the Grand Marshall's table (in the King's palace), up and down dirty narrow stairs and along long, low passages, at which his deputy, ...
Read passages from Anne Lister's secret diaries for March to December 1817, encoded so that no-one else can read them. Find out hidden details of this Georgian Yorkshirewoman's money, friends and love affairs.
By resurrecting them and editing them with such loving attention and intelligence, Helena Whitbread has earned the gratitude of a whole generation' EMMA DONOGHUE When this volume of Anne Lister's diaries was first published in 1988, it was ...
Anne had even visited a certain Captain Bourne in his rooms to have him show her his pistols; those who do not know her judge from this, wrote a lady from Halifax, with regret, for she is such a pleasant companion that I myself could ...
This riveting illustrated collection of 60+ stories gleaned from interviews with fans in 16 countries details how a prime time LGBT television period drama about 19th century English lesbian Anne Lister transformed women around the world.
Naomi was the first of them to make a contact––with Colonel Mack, who was a slave laborer on a vegetable garden project near the camp. When I first heard of that garden I thought, “At least the men will be fed here.
Nature's domain tracks Anne Lister's intense courtship of Ann Walker, vividly and candidly recorded in Anne's daily journals-- and partly written in her own secret code. This book also documents...
This book contains never before published excerpts of Anne Lister's diary and letters, spanning June to December 1833, maps of Anne's journey and an appendix listing all the villages and cities Anne travelled through or visited in France, ...
This book will satisfy the curiosity of the many who became acquainted with Lister through I Know My Own Heart and are eager to learn more about her revealing life and what it suggests about the history of sexuality.