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tercessketchfield · 2 years
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♛ Daughters of Edward I and Eleanor of Castile ⤷ and some of their famous descendants
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artfoli · 2 years
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The Uninvited Guest, 1906, and The Deceitfullness of Riches, 1901, by Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale (1872-1945)
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illustratus · 1 year
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The Little Foot Page by Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale
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Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale (English, 1872-1945) The Little Foot Page, Exhibited 1905 National Museums Liverpool
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angevinyaoiz · 4 months
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Matilda, Eleanor, and Joanna - retrospring request for the Angevin daughters
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ihatecensorship69 · 1 month
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Rose Eleanor Arbuthnot-Leslie, Natalie Dormer, Sophie Belinda Turner
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hetagrammy · 2 months
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hi it’s me again, sorry, may I ask in the regency au how Arthur’s siblings reacted to the kids? Because 1-2 bastard children, understandable, things happen; at least he’s being responsible and taking care of them. But four?
Oh they were pissed when he came home with Ralph and Eleanor. Arthur left home either right before or shortly after Matthew had been sent to live with them. Unlike Alfred, who had been there since he was a baby, Matthew didn’t come to England until he was two and it was a BIG adjustment for him. This is a big reason why he’s slightly more attached to Alasdair as a father figure. So Arthur already has these two children at home, one of whom he really hasn’t met properly. And then he comes back with two more from halfway across the world.
Part of it is about the family’s reputation, because for someone who constantly claims to have the family in mind, Arthur isn’t giving them a good look. The only reason Arthur really does have a chance in society is because he has had such a good naval career and is admired for it. Typical Arthur hypocrisy, but he makes up for it and they can live with that.
The big part is that they could recognize Arthur was fucking up other people’s lives trying to outrun his own pain. Mothers of these children aside, their focus is on the kids themselves. Molly almost lost it on Arthur the first time one of his kids called her “mama,” because the circumstances of their births directly deprived them of that. Matthew’s whole situation is what pissed off Alasdair. Eleanor is the straw that breaks the camel’s back.
Boys are one thing. Bastard or not, they can learn a trade and become respectable in that sense. They can be independent. A girl does not have that luxury. Add on top of that Eleanor is not just a girl, but she’s also biracial. In having her, Arthur has damned her to a life with few prospects. Let’s not get it twisted, they love Eleanor to bits, but they are infuriated at Arthur for the lot he’s given her.
Arthur bringing them home culminated in a huge fight. We’re talking even Alwyn is visibly upset. By the point he got home he’d already started thinking about being a more present father, but they demanded it. Alwyn and Alasdair essentially sat him down and made him actually make plans for things like trusts for the boys and a dowry for Eleanor. Molly didn’t speak to him for a week. Seán kept finding excuses to get out of the house to be away from him.
However, the bright spot in all of this was that for the first time in a while, Arthur was actually home. And the only people excited for him to be there were his kids. Alfred adored Arthur already, and he was dragging a still cautious Matthew along with him. He’d already been at sea with the two younger children, and it was up to him to help Ralph adjust, because it wasn’t easy for him. He had the time to develop enough of a bond with his children that made him realize “Oh God, I actually have to be responsible.” As he realized this and started to take charge independently, things cooled down and a routine was settled into.
Now of course, within the next year he’s running off to fight in the Peninsular Wars. He doesn’t magically become a perfect father by any means. However, he agrees to stop taking such long tours at sea and sticks to European waters. He starts considering settling down, hence why he eventually gets engaged to Emma. He writes to his children more consistently when he is at sea and occasionally sends them things. He also starts whoring around less, and is more careful when he does. It just took him having a Come to Jesus moment with the rest of the family to actually get to that point. There’s still conflict there because he still does have these absences, but it hasn’t come to a head like it did when he first brought home Ralph and Eleanor.
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higherentity · 10 months
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elyangelofdeath · 1 year
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eve-to-adam · 4 months
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Me, writing about Cecily's childhood: I can't wait to get to the scenes of her adult life! I can't wait to get rid of these years of her life!
Me, writing about a more mature Cecily: I want to go back and write about her childhood! Her childhood excites me, aaaah
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morganlefaes · 1 year
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The Lion in Winter by James Goldman
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drumlincountry · 5 months
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i usually read a Jane Austen book every December but I've read all* of them now so now i'm reading Longbourn by Jo Baker and aaaaaaaaaaa a.. a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa AAAAAAAAAAA AAAA AAAAAAAAA. AAA !!!!!!
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illustratus · 7 months
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Alfred the Great at the Battle of Ashdown, 871
by Morris Meredith Williams (1913)
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ravenkings · 4 months
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when male history podcasters acknowledge that misogyny and sexism are things that exist:
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angevinyaoiz · 2 months
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“And if I break this oath, may the God of Love torment me and never bring release until the day I die”
(Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine, from The Devil’s Crown 1978 …Happy Valentine’s)
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ihatecensorship69 · 2 months
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Eleanor May Tomlinson
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