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Category Archives: Researching the Regency

The Addison/Campbell Divorce Case: Part 2

May 11, 2009 – 12:33 pm

Perhaps there was more to the Addison/Campbell Divorce than my research has uncovered? 
Indeed, there was. With the assistance of the knowledgeable Nancy Mayer, Regency Researcher, I have unearthed answers to some of my questions about the Addison/Campbell divorce case. In fact, I’ve learned quite a bit about divorce in Regency England thanks to Nancy Mayer’s [...]

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Divorce in 1801 England: The Addison/Campbell Case

March 9, 2009 – 7:30 am

While researching my current work in progress, I stumbled upon the parliamentary records for The Addison/Campbell Divorce case.  It was not precisely the information I was looking for in the archives, yet it captured my attention from the first few lines:
“The Addison/Campbell Divorce case in 1801 was the first case to be brought to Parliament by [...]

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