LIST OF BEST REGENCY PERIOD BOOKS that are not Jane Austen
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- Do you want a list of the best Regency period books that are not written by Jane Austen? Then this is the video for you.
When we think of Regency period classic books we automatically think of Jane Austen. In fact many cannot think of any other Regency period author of classic books.
In this video we look at a list of best Regency classic books by 10 classic authors who wrote in the Regency period.
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00:00 intro
01:47 Walter Scott
03:49 Maria Edgeworth
06:01 Anne Radcliffe
07:43 Elizabeth Inchbald
10:27 Sir Bulwer Lytton
12:47 Lady Sydney Morgan
16:18 Regina Maria Roche
18:15 Jane West
20:43 Oliver Goldsmith
23:41 Laurence Sterne
Hosts for Febregency:
Emma @BookishPrincess
Christy @ChristyLuisDostoevskyinSpace
Jennifer @jenniferbrooks
I love when you make these videos! They're great for someone like me who is just starting their journey through the classics.
Thank you, Chris. I enjoy researching them. I'm particularly curious about Lady Sydney Morgan. She was quite the character.
Same here Chris! Don’t we all love those gems from Tristan? See you in the comments ☺️
I just found your channel yesterday. I have loved the classics since I was in high school when my English literature teacher recommended Tess of the D'Urbervilles to me. Now I'm retired and spend my time with reading and quilting. Thank you for being on UA-cam! You are so knowledgeable and interesting.
I've been trying to put together my TBR for the readathon and I have Sir Walter Scott, Maria Edgeworth and Ann Radcliffe on my list, as well as Mary Shelley, Frances Burney and Susan Ferrier. I'm really looking forward to reading more books from this time period!
Maria Edgeworth and Anne Radcliffe were splendid writers indeed. Really enthused about Tristram Shandy (have a copy but have yet to read it) and Lady Sydney Morgan sounds like a hoot!
As a new subscriber I am filled with gratitude at discovering your intuitive, thoughtful, witty and informative channel. Absolutely stellar. My wheelhouse to a T! Your Wodehouse and book cover videos (I'm bingeing!) are sublimely funny. Thank you!
Hi, Maslina! This is such a lovely comment. Thank you. Lady Sydney Morgan really has grabbed my interest. I hope you enjoy Tristram Shandy, it's a remarkable work.
As for the book covers, I feel the urge to do another one. I thoroughly enjoyed making that video.😃
@@tristanandtheclassics6538 Please do more book cover videos...talk about infectious! Your idioms video is brilliant as well. Original content is sorely needed on Booktube and your channel fills that void beautifully. Much appreciated.
@@maslina4567 you are lovely, maslina! Thank you for your support and kindness.
Tristram Shandy is a wonderful read. However first time I tried reading it in my late teens I couldn't get into it. A few years later however, BBC Radio 3 did a brilliant dramatisation of the novel which I enjoyed, and when I tried again I totally got it. It's been one of my favourite books ever since.
@@thedativecase9733 Wondrous books such as this are pure joy to look forward to and immerse oneself in!
Taking notes and adding to my Want to Read! 🎉🎉
I've never read any of these but I've heard of Mysteries of Udolpho. My friend read it and loved it so I've been interested. Many of these sound great to me! Thank you!!
There's just too many books isn't there?😅
This is such a brilliant list, feeling like I need to add a few more books to my Febregency TBR now! 😄
Hi Emma! Great to see you here. I know what you mean about the tbr. There are just so many books!!! I'm struggling to keep the number down. Can't wait for Febregency to start. January is simply making a nuisance of itself now😀
You make all of these sound so good. I am really intrigued by Lady Sydney Morgan.
Yes she fascinates too.
Hi! I hope you are well. Eagerly awaiting your next video! 😊
Another Tristan’s video… and my wishlist keeps on growing 😀
How fun! I'm so glad I found your channel. Thanks for the suggestions - I added several to my TBR.
This is such a wonderful resource! Thank you for making this!
Oh, I say thank you, Kate! Pleased you liked it. It's such a great time period, isn't it? I hope you are doing well.
Sir your presentation on books is amazing, I love to watch all new episodes and looking forward to watch a new one on middle and high school children's reading books.
Thanks again and may God bless
This is fantastic! So many new to me authors. I am so glad you mention Georgette Heyer. I love her interpretation of the Regency period.
Thank you. My wife is a Georgette Heyer fan.😃
Thank you for the wonderful suggestions, Tristan! 📚 Can't wait to get Febregency started! 🤓
You're welcome, Lu. I'm excited for Febregency too. It can't come soon enough.😃
SO USEFUL! Thank you so much, Tristan! I'm excited to check out The Vicar of Wakefield. Among all of these, I've only read Sir Walter Scott and Anne Radcliffe.
Hey, Christy! Pleased you liked it. I think I will revisit Vicar of Wakefield for Febregency. Though I'm very intrigued by Lady Sydney Morgan. So excited to do this with you all.😀
@tristanandtheclassics6538 yesss! I'm so excited that I'll get to hear your thoughts while I read it 😂 Maybe we can record a discussion video! So glad you are joining us!!!!
Thank you :3 very interesting list i have never heard about some of those authors
Hi Tristan. All these authors sound so interesting. I only heard of two of them even though I haven't read any books by them. I will look into them.
Thanks for this video
I read A simple Story last year. It was a great reading experience to my although I took a while to get into it. Great video!
That's great that you have read A Simple Story, Sabine. It gives a real taste of what people enjoyed reading back then. There are a few film versions made of it too.
Hello, I got recommended your videos about Jane Austen an I kept watching some of your other videos and I quite liked them.
This is fascinating! Thank you, new subscriber! 😄♥️I’m definitely checking into Rob Roy. My son enjoyed Ivanhoe.
Being from Galway, I really must read The Wild Irish Girl - I’d heard of it but nothing about the Lady Sydney Morgan; so thanks for the info! Loads of great-sounding books here, I’ll definitely be coming back to this video.
Hullo Tristan I have finished reading the school for scandal by Sheridan. Loved it very funny . The u tube play is very well done as well. Peace.
Hope all's well. We miss your videos.❤
We certainly do!!
Have not seen any new vids from you recently, hope all is well. I've enjoyed your videos.
This is the perfect video as we prepare for Jane Austen July!
These books look so interesting, I plan on reading them all.
I have a 1791 edition of Tristram Shandy. It's really funny. ❤ 📖 I didn't know Sterne was influential in the Regency. I'm happy to have stumbled upon your channel. ^^
Happy Easter trishtan.
Awesome video! Have you ever heard of An Austriallian Girl by Catherine Martin, Olive by Dinah Craik or East goes West by I forgot the authors name? I recently found these but it is great to discover new regency authors😊😊😊
Thanks Sarah. I have heard of Olive by Dinah Craik. Not come across the other to. There's just so many books I feel I need to clone myself a few times😅
I have read from Edgeworth, Scott, Radcliffe & Stern. I think I would like to try Lady Sydney or Regina Roche maybe! Thank you for all the suggestions!
Lady Sydney is the one who has grabbed my attention too.
Thanks for doing this video. So far I've ordered 'The Gamester' by Edward Moore, 'The Female Quixote' by Charlotte Lennox, 'Cambrian Pictures' which looks amusing, by Ann Julia Hatton. I need to choose some poetry.
Hello Tristan!: I found a couple on my TBR: Marriage, by Susan Ferrier (pub. 1818), and Adeline Mowbray, by Amelia Opie (pub 1804). I also have Rookwood, by Ainsworth that I might give a glance at. 😁
That sounds great. I almost chose a Susan Ferrier so I'm leased you've mentioned her. Rookwood was a best seller.
Now I'm covered for February. I've got Sir Walter Scott a biography, Waverly and complete poems.
I've also got The Vicar of Wakefield. That's plenty for me.
BTW I have just read The Yellow Wallpaper from your recommended short books. It's very creepy indeed. It's brilliant how in just a few pages how it tells the story.
That's a good reading list. The regency is very incomplete without Walter Scott. I think I might go back to Vicar of Wakefield in Feb too.
Thank you so much for this video! I have read Edgeworth and West and I think I have read the Vicar of Wakefield. I read the books several years ago and can't remember the stories. Jane West, I read for my Jane Austen Book club. Next, we are reading some poets. I am getting ready to jump into that project. What about Evelina? Was that author a little early? I know she influenced Jane Austen. I think I would like to do the reading project for February. I have to find out what the guidelines are.
Enjoyable and interesting.
Thanks Ralph!😃
Hullo Tristan the last book I've read this month was Jules Verne s Paris in the 2oth century I loved it. Very entertaining.
Read the men you mentioned but not the women, I'll have to look into them, heard of The Wild Irish Girl and Edgeworth. My Grandmother was named Amanda and her Grandmother was named Amanda, so that one sounds interesting since it was popular in America. Looked it up, my Great-Great Grandmother was born in 1837, so after the Regency period, but just bought Regina Maria Roche's The Children of the Abbey for the Kindle. I have Marriage by Susan Ferrier in the tbr, published 1818, that works. Loved Tristam Shandy and The Vicar of Wakefield. Thank you Tristan.
I've read books by Scott and Lytton (Last Days of Pompei). I hadn't heard of the others except Goldsmith.
I actually have a copy of The Wild Irish Girl and read it recently. Not one of my favorite classics, but it is very interesting if you like to learn about the Irish.
That's great that you've read it. Even though some of there are a lot of books which don't rate as true classics, I always find it thrilling to read something that was extremely popular in its time. It connects us with other readers over distances of time.
i'm so glad i found you & this channel. your name was referenced in an *emmie* comment
is 65 your birth year? mine is!!
I'm pleased to have met you too. Nice that I'm mentioned on an Emmie comment. A prestigious channel to be sure.
65 isn't my birth year though, I'm an 80s child. Would loved to have been a 70s child though.
@@tristanandtheclassics6538 funny! my apologies! i didn't think you were as old as i am. it was the 65 at the of your name that threw me off! the big 80's. crazy time to be a teenager, that's for sure
i lived in hippyville CA as a youngin' also a crazypants time!
Prudentia Homespun?? Brilliant 😅 now i am very intrigued 😆
I know, right! What a name. Personally I think it would have been better suited to a home bakery line.😀
@@tristanandtheclassics6538 hahahaha! Tristan! I can’t wait to come home from work in about an hour and dive into the video You posted for Your patrons. I’m already getting both PDFs materials printed and preparing myself to enjoy the ride! 🙏🏼🤗 yay! Have been thinking about it all day!
So many of these authors and their books sound so interesting. I am having trouble actually finding physical copies of books written by Jane West however (e-books are difficult for me to read).
Hi Tristan just discovered your fabulous videos. How wow they are. Do you teach English literature in college or school? I have always wanted to know the nuisances of classic books . I just love what you have to say about my lifelong favourites. Best wishes Kay
started with Barchester towers..... and going like 50 pages a day.... a book or two a week.... thank you for your slow reading tips...in the video..... I was always more about quantity...can't say I have completely rid myself of that idea but now starting to focus more on quality
(Melanie here) I just finished Belinda by Maria Edgeworth. It was enjoyable. It reminded me a little of Mansfield Park.
Thankyou..
Hullo Tristan I just finished reading a doll's house by Henrik Ibsen loved it.
Downloaded the Wild Irish Girl to give it a try.
Nice list. But I think you should put Thomas Love Peacock on it. His first novel was published in 1815. He's got an impish sense of humor that is hard to imitate. He practically invented the novel of ideas. I've read most of his novels. As to Lady Morgan, I once owned a copy of the Wild Irish Girl but was disappointed in it and never finished it. I used to love reading Georgette Heyer. She is really a fine writer,
Hullo Tristan another recommendation is the coming race by Edward Bulwer Lytton.
tristan, have you removed your in depth look at anna karenina? i can't find it in your compilation of videos. i just finished AK & i'm dying to hear your analysis of it
Can you please make some videos on Shakespeare Henry IV parts 1 and 2? 🙏🏻
been watching all your videos ..thought I'd comment... Actually I hae a story to tell... Mine... I am from a really faraway broken place where I had to enroll into an educational institution where there were neither teachers present nor books... I got the degree but I know nothing.... of ENglish LIterature.... I wanted to write.. I wanted to become a writer, I still do but Now I find myself without havig read any books...having wasted my 7 years in the institution...So I was hoping you could help me... where do I start? I want to cover all my degree and also began reading the books that I should have...so any suggestions?
hello tristan, are you still posting new vids?
Hey Tristan! Got any new videos coming out?
Are they just books written during the Regency, or set during the Regency? I like the Sharpe series.
The Sharpe books are really enjoyable. Cornwell is such a fast paced writer. Have you read Gallows Thief by him?
The books in this video were all written during the regency.
I believe Jacobins wanted to restore the monarchy to Scotland with descendants of James VI?
No Frances Burney? 😢
"Art and Nature" or "Nature and Art"?
when are you gonna be back?
Great video but the Jacobins are not the Jacobites.
You are exactly right. I bumbled.😀👍❤️
@@tristanandtheclassics6538 Sorry Tristan did not mean to sound like a smart Alec, love your channel. Keep up the great work 👍
@CardenioScouse Not at all! It didn't even cross my mind that you were being a smart Alec. I appreciate it when these things are pointed out. As my videos are not scripted, it is inevitable that there will be mistakes. I like accuracy, and so I am pleased when any errors are pointed out in the comments. It's beneficial to others who read the comments. Keep the corrections coming, my friend.😀👍
Jacobins are not Jacobites
Quite right. An almighty clanger, that one.🤦♂️
Love your content but why use "authoress" instead of author? Women writers aren't less than male authors...