The Scandalous Lady W

The Scandalous Lady — W

: In 1781, Lady Worsley eloped with her husband's best friend, Captain George Bisset.

refers to the true story of Lady Seymour Worsley, an 18th-century heiress whose divorce became one of the most sensational scandals in Georgian England. Originally published as the book Lady Worsley's Whim by historian Hallie Rubenhold , it was later adapted into a BBC drama starring Natalie Dormer . Key Content & Plot Overview The Scandalous Lady W

: Enraged, Sir Richard sued Bisset for " criminal conversation " (adultery), claiming £20,000 in damages for "theft" of his property (his wife). : In 1781, Lady Worsley eloped with her

: To save Bisset from financial ruin, Lady Worsley took the stand to destroy her own reputation. She proved her husband’s complicity in her affairs, resulting in the court awarding Sir Richard only one shilling in damages. Key Content & Plot Overview : Enraged, Sir

: In 1781, Lady Worsley eloped with her husband's best friend, Captain George Bisset.

refers to the true story of Lady Seymour Worsley, an 18th-century heiress whose divorce became one of the most sensational scandals in Georgian England. Originally published as the book Lady Worsley's Whim by historian Hallie Rubenhold , it was later adapted into a BBC drama starring Natalie Dormer . Key Content & Plot Overview

: Enraged, Sir Richard sued Bisset for " criminal conversation " (adultery), claiming £20,000 in damages for "theft" of his property (his wife).

: To save Bisset from financial ruin, Lady Worsley took the stand to destroy her own reputation. She proved her husband’s complicity in her affairs, resulting in the court awarding Sir Richard only one shilling in damages.

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