I like books, so it would be a bit redundant to put a "books" section in every single page. All of the other pages have a "books" section that link to here instead. If you decided to visit this page first - just find the section you want!
Because my interests all heavily overlap, it's a bit difficult to pick one definite spot for each item. So, if you see a book and think "why did she put this in this category and not the other one?" I probably mulled over it a lot longer than you ok!!!
So, I'm not sure if this is just my browser being weird, but I attempted to re-read some old google books I read before, and it appears there's some kind of glitch where pages repeat in odd places or sometimes entire chapters will repeat in the middle of other random chapters? I know they weren't like that before. I'll try to find alternative links to all the google books.
"Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor Frankl
"Maus" by Art Spiegelman
"Naming of Parts" by Henry Reed
"The Cut of Men's Clothes 1600-1900" by Norah Waugh
"What People Wore When" by Hottenroth, Leventon, and Racinet
"Who Wore What?: Women's Wear 1861-1865" by Juanita Leisch
"Medieval Costume in England and France: The 13th, 14th and 15th Centuries" by Mary G. Houston
"Textiles and Clothing, c.1150-1450" by Crowfoot, Pritchard, and Staniland
"The Ladies Gazette of Fashion" (Jan. 1866)
"Histoire de la Mode en France" par Émile de la Bédollière
"La Broderie" par Mme. Marguerite de Brieuvres
"How to Dress Well on a Shilling a Day" by Sylvia
"From Queen to Empress: Victorian Dress" by the Met
"The Workwoman's Guide" by 'A Lady'
"Cutting Out and Dressmaking" by Mdlle. E. Grand'homme
"Cultures of Clothing in Later Medieval and Early Modern Europe" by Margaret F. Rosenthal
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"Side-Saddle" by Jane Pryor
"Side-Saddle Riding" by Betty Skelton
"The Sidesaddle Legacy; How to Ride Aside the American Way" by Friddle & Bowlby
"Riding for Ladies: With Hints on the Stable" by Mrs. Power O'Donoghue
"Ladies on Horseback" by Mrs. Power O'Donoghue
"Riding for Ladies" by W.A. Kerr
"The Saddle of Queens" by Lida Fleitman Bloodgood
"The American Horsewoman" by Elizabeth Karr
"The Art of Side-Saddle" by Rosamund Owen
"Riding Side-Saddle" by Janet W. Macdonald and Valerie Francis
"All About Riding Side-Saddle" by Patricia & Victoria Spooner
"Side-Saddle Riding for Beginners" by Charlotte Brailey Kneeland
"Horsewoman" by Lee McLean
"The Horsewoman: A Practical Guide to Side-Saddle Riding" by Alice Hayes
"To Whom The Goddess" by Lady Diana Shedden and Lady Apsley
"The Barb and the Bridle" by Vielle Moustache
"Side-Saddle" by Doreen Archer Houblon
"The Young Lady's Equestrian Manual"
"The Habit and the Horse" by Mrs. J. Stirling Clarke
"The Young Horsewoman's Compendium of the Modern Art of Riding" by Edward Stanley
Through England on a Side Saddle in the Time of William and Mary being the Diary of Celia Fiennes
"Équitation des Dames" par P.A. Aubert
"Modern Side-Saddle Riding" by Eva Christy
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"Complete Training of Horse and Rider" by Alois Podhajsky
"The Art of Horsemanship" by Xenophon
"Dressage" by Henry Wynmalen
"The Perfect Horse" by Elizabeth Letts
"Basic Training for Horses" by Collier and Prince
"The History and Art of Horsemanship" by Richard Berenger
"Lectures on Horsemanship" by T.S.
"The Beauties and Defects in the Figure of the Horse" by Henry Thomas Alken
"Traité raisonée d'équitation" par P.A. Aubert
"The Horse and his Rider" by Rollo Springfield
"The Handy Horse-Book" by "A Cavalry Officer"
If you're here from the Museum, and I mean this in total seriousness, scroll up. These books here are those which pertain only to my interest in history and cannot fit into any of the above categories. All of the books in the above categories, however, could so reasonably fit here.
Peterson's Magazine editions from 1842-1898
Godey's Lady's Book editions from 1830-1898
"Medieval Women: A Social History of Women in England 450-1500" by Henrietta Leyser
"Belief and Unbelief in Medieval Europe" by John H. Arnold
"Victorian Working Women: Portraits from Life" by Michael Hiley
"The Young Lady's Book" by Mrs. Mackarness
"Illuminating the Renaissance" by Kren and McKendrick
"The Preservation of Food" by Abel and Smith
"How to Arrange the Hair" by 'One of the Ladies' Committee of Almacks'
"The Divine Feminine in Ancient Europe" by Sharon Paice MacLeod
