The Methods of Lady Walderhurst

Target entity: The Methods of Lady Walderhurst
Context triple: [The Making of a Marchioness, hasSequel, The Methods of Lady Walderhurst]

• A. The Belle of Mayfair
  The Belle of Mayfair is an Edwardian musical comedy that premiered in London in 1906, noted for its light-hearted romance, fashionable setting, and successful West End run.
• B. The Viscount Templewood
  The Viscount Templewood is the noble title held by British Conservative politician Samuel Hoare, a prominent statesman who served in several senior government positions between the World Wars.
• C. The Duchess of Duke Street
  The Duchess of Duke Street is a British period drama television series set in Edwardian London, loosely based on the life of hotelier Rosa Lewis and her rise from servant to renowned proprietor.
• D. The Widow at Windsor
  "The Widow at Windsor" is a poem by Rudyard Kipling from his Barrack-Room Ballads collection, voiced by British soldiers reflecting on their service to Queen Victoria and the British Empire.
• E. Lady Amberley
  Lady Amberley is a British noble title traditionally used to address the wife or female holder of the Viscountcy of Amberley.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: The Methods of Lady Walderhurst
Target entity description: The Methods of Lady Walderhurst is a continuation of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s Edwardian novel The Making of a Marchioness, following the newly elevated heroine as she navigates the perils and intrigues of aristocratic married life.

• A. The Belle of Mayfair
  The Belle of Mayfair is an Edwardian musical comedy that premiered in London in 1906, noted for its light-hearted romance, fashionable setting, and successful West End run.
• B. The Viscount Templewood
  The Viscount Templewood is the noble title held by British Conservative politician Samuel Hoare, a prominent statesman who served in several senior government positions between the World Wars.
• C. The Duchess of Duke Street
  The Duchess of Duke Street is a British period drama television series set in Edwardian London, loosely based on the life of hotelier Rosa Lewis and her rise from servant to renowned proprietor.
• D. The Widow at Windsor
  "The Widow at Windsor" is a poem by Rudyard Kipling from his Barrack-Room Ballads collection, voiced by British soldiers reflecting on their service to Queen Victoria and the British Empire.
• E. Lady Amberley
  Lady Amberley is a British noble title traditionally used to address the wife or female holder of the Viscountcy of Amberley.
• F. None of above. chosen