The British Regency in Popular Culture
- Regency Reenactment Groups
- Social Customs During the Regency Era
- Regency Recipes and Manners
- Regency novels
- Regency romance
- Jane Austen in popular culture
- Republic of Pemberley
- The third series of the BBC comedy series Blackadder is set in the Regency Period.
- The British Regency Period in film and costume dramas
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