HistoryExtra Academy Regency Course

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Week oneIntroduction to the Regency.

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Regency Masterclass, with Dr Lizzie Rogers.

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Regency quiz – week four.

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General Andrew Jackson (on horseback) led US forces to victory over the British at the battle of New Orleans on 8 January 1815 (Photo by Pierce Archive LLC/Buyenlarge via Getty Images)

Regency Britain: An age of war and revolution.

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Employees operate power looms at a cotton mill in Lancashire (Photo by SSPL/Getty Images)

Reading between the lines: the real-life events that inspired Jane Austen.

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Our illustration shows a woman struggling through wind and snow in 1816 (Illustration by Zara Picken)

1816: the year without summer.

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Jane Austen, c1790

Becoming Jane Austen.

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A Regency parson officiates at a wedding ceremony in a country church, 1820

How to survive a Regency marriage.

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The Royal Pavilion in Brighton

Visiting Brighton Royal Pavilion, the Prince Regent's decadent getaway.

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A Regency gentleman greets a row of ladies

Everything you wanted to know about Jane Austen's England.

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Regency quiz - week 2

QuizRegency culture.

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George III at the end of his reign. He "represented the uncontrollable aspects of humanity that the Enlightenment could not explain," says Stella Tillyard. (Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Uncertainty and unrest: the madness of the Regency period.