Queen of the Blues: Elizabeth Montagu's Bluestockings

It all began with a gentleman who liked blue tights and intellectual women.  That's right, ladies and gentlemen.  The term "bluestockings" was used to categorize the elite female members of England's smarty-pants club, and it was named after a pair of gams. You see, once upon a time in the 1750s a lady named Elizabeth Montagu sought to make her home on Hill Street the intellectual capital of London. …

Story of York-born 'Bluestocking' founder Elizabeth Montagu

Last day celebrating Elizabeth Montagu, our woman writer of the month

Bluestockings Regency Romance with a Twist

Elizabeth Montagu, the Queen of the Bluestockings

Who were the Bluestockings?

Elizabeth Montagu and the Famous Bluestocking Society

Mrs Montague : The Bluestocking Gardener

Portraits (Part I) - Bluestockings Displayed

Notebook from the 19th Century

About — Bluestocking Salon

Regency History: Queen of the bluestockings: Elizabeth Montagu

Mrs. Montagu 'Queen of the Blues': Her Letters and Friendships from 1762 to 1800 (Volume 1) de Reginald Blunt, ed.: Good Hardcover (1923) Presumed First Edition

Guildburys Theatre on X: A bluestocking is an educated

18th century portrait – Artofit