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Breaking an Engagement in the Georgian Era

Historically, breaking an engagement carried significant social stigma, especially for women, affecting reputations if broken. Choosing wisely in relationships was crucial to avoid enduring unhappy marriages. But what could one do if one had second thoughts, and what were the consequences? Read more to find out.

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