Children's Early 19th Century Morning Routine

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02.05.2026



It’s a chilly December morning in 1820. Benjamin Stephenson’s daughters Julia & Elvira told me that they wanted to play the game Graces in the morning before their afternoon lessons. Follow us through our morning routine.

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