Historian Alert

 Fellow history buffs/geeks on my f-list, your assistance is requested.

 My current class is History of Modern Europe.  We have to write a 12 or so page paper on a topic we get to pick.  I sent the professor 2 ideas, hoping that she would say one was really spiffy.  She liked both of them however, so I'm looking for more input while I try to make my decision.

 1) Impact of Mary Wollstonecraft and Vindication of the Rights of Woman on female suffrage

 2) "Nationalization" of the British monarchy pre-WW1, becoming more associated with their country and less with monarchy/nobility as a class - ie, things like the name change to Windsor, the family tensions prior to WW1, refusal to evacuate Nicholas II and Alexandra.

 Opinions?

 DV

Regency Fans on the f-list

 Anyone who considers themselves a fan of the Regency and would consent to having ideas bounced off them in the process of writing one, please comment on this post.

 DV