Harriette Wilson's Memoirs: The Greatest Courtesan of Her Age by Lesley Blanch, Harriette Wilson

Harriette Wilson's Memoirs: The Greatest Courtesan of Her Age

Lesley Blanch, Harriette Wilson

528 pages first pub 2002 (editions)

nonfiction biography history memoir funny informative slow-paced
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19th century London produced a fine flowering of eccentrics and individualists. Chief among them was Harriette Wilson, whose patrons included most of the distinguished men of the day, from the Duke of Wellington to Lord Byron. She held court in a ...

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