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'Emily Post: Daughter of the Gilded Age, Mistress of American Manners' by Laura Claridge.
Reviewed by Liz Brown
A biography of the matron of manners focuses on the woman, not the rules.
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You can have a folded paper version of the author--just in time for Halloween.
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Behind domestic freedom were some dedicated domestics.
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BOOK REVIEW
Bosch & Company are back in a novel that is as dark as ever.
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The 'Frankenstein' author comes back from the dead for a good cause. >>
CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK
The annual event would seem to call for unwavering support for free expression, but the issues can get complicated. >>
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Author sets out to embrace the full range of 20th century music. >>
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