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Harriette Wilson 131 anecdotal history of a coterie of demireps that includes Wilson’s sisters Amy, Fanny, and Sophia Dubouchet and their friend Julia Johnstone. Yet the Memoirs also reminds us that the courtesan operates in a competi-tive marketplace, and it is rivalry as well as mutual support that shapes the women’s relationships.
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5 de nov. de 2004 · The Memoirs Of Harriette Wilson Volume I by Herself. Publication date 1909 Publisher Eveleigh Nash Collection universallibrary Contributor Universal ...
"Harriette Wilson" published on by null. (1786–1846),courtesan, who left a spirited account of her adventures and amours in the fashionable Regency world in Memoirs of Harriette Wilson, Written by Herself (1825), which describes her impressions of and friendships with Brummell, Prince Esterhazy, the dukes of Wellington, Argyle, Beaufort, Leinster, etc.
There are times when Harriette Wilson was impossibly mean, "outrageous" you might say; She will both delight and horrify you with her behaviour. But you will be the richer for having read of it. Her frank discussions with men were probably one of the things that kept them coming back to her, and it is precisely this frankness that makes the book so enjoyable.
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