#countess raysendyll

The following is lifted from this particular book, you may view the whole thing here and judge for yourself how much is to be believed. It's a read of a few pages, and my comments follow the screen shots.

Now, there are a few things simply incorrect about this, first of which is that, while I believe the list of Miss Martindale's alternate identities is mostly correct, I believe that the Countess Raysendyll was Miss Langridge, as there are a few references to a Countess that seem to be describing Priscilla. This chapter seems to confuse Miss Martindale with Miss Langridge, but this was something that was frequently done by those remembering these days. The little blurb about the history of Aristasia appears to be lifted straight from Against The Modern World, which is straight from the horses mouth (But the horse seems to have disagreed with what was written after it was published) and much of the other information about what they did and believed in seems to be lifted from other sources, instead of first hand accounts. And, I, of course, disagree with the statement "They divided themselves into Brunette (masculine) and Blonde (feminine)". The information about the group names is fairly jumbled, as they certainly didn't change their name to St. Bride's School in the mid 1990s. That was more of a mid 1980s thing that only lived into the 1990s via their computer game publishing.

Now that all of the wrong, confused, and lifted things are out of the way, we are left with a few interesting bits.