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Category Archives: Servants
Eric Horne and What the Butler Saw
Any novel, movie or TV series about the British aristocracy in the early 1900s never fails to emphasize the tremendous loyalty displayed by the servant classes for their masters. And particularly the devotion of butlers and valets. For single men … Continue reading
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The Redoubtable Edwardian Housemaid and a Life of Service
Run was the operative word for the housemaid as she scuttled down the backstairs — the grand main staircase was strictly out of bounds — opened the shutters in the family drawing rooms, raked out and re-laid the fires, blacked … Continue reading
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