Jacqui Livesey is a freelance writer, cultural consultant and an alumnus of Manchester University. She has worked in public history, heritage and tourism development and in a number of roles including festival director, theatre manager and arts programmer. She has produced articles for History Today, The Nelson Dispatch and The Trafalgar Chronicle. Her most recent features are ‘Literary Assassins: the story of Lady Hamilton’s stolen letters and anonymous memoirs’ and ‘The Despicable Colonel Despard: Betrayer or Betrayed’ (due to be published in 2014.) Jacqui is currently working on a book project – ‘An Intimate Portrait of Emma and Nelson.’
Twitter: @Jacqui_Livesey
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Jacqui’s subject matter is very interesting and I should be pleased to read her articles and books. Particularly of Emma Hamilton
If Emma – Lady Hamilton was found to be living today, albeit in a new body, and if she confronted you, do you think you might recognize her?
What do you mean by a new body? Her body was, I understand, one of her greatest assets!
Having said that and after many questions may be the answer is Yes. At least I would hope it was!