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"A Georgian Pageant" was written by Frank Frankfort Moore and published in 1908. Irish novelist and journalist known for his historical fiction addressing themes of identity and dispossession.

A Georgian Pageant

1908

Frank Frankfort Moore

A Georgian Pageant

Frank Frankfort Moore

1908

Published in 1908, 'A Georgian Pageant' by Frank Frankfort Moore is a historical account that examines notable figures and events from 18th-century Great Britain, including Oliver Goldsmith, Samuel Johnson, and Fanny Burney. The author challenges established views and misconceptions about these personalities, offering insights into their lives and societal impacts. The narrative blends humor with poignant reflections on the historical context, particularly highlighting a scene where Burney encounters King George III in Kew Gardens, showcasing her playful yet dignified demeanor amidst the King's mental health struggles.