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Top Drawer: American High Society from the Gilded Age to the Roaring Twenties
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Mary Cable

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Rosemarie is 81% done

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Rosemarie is 71% done

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Rosemarie is 49% done

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Rosemarie is 37% done

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Rosemarie is 26% done

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Rosemarie is 12% done

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Hecate is 65% done

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Hecate is 11% done

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Andrew Kramer is on page 70 of 118

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Andrew Kramer is on page 30 of 118

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Andrew Kramer is on page 20 of 118

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Janet is 63% done

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Kelley is 63% done

“For the sixty-day season [in Newport, Rhode Island], a woman [of the upper class] needed four changes of costume daily, which could add up to 240 outfits, unless she didn’t mind wearing something twice.” — Mary Cable, Author

— May 08, 2021 06:29PM Add a comment

Kelley is 50% done

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Kelley is 13% done

“Whereas in 1861, there were only three millionaires - Astor, Vanderbilt, and the merchant A. T. Stewart - by 1900, there were more than 4,000, twenty of them worth more than $75 million each.” — Mary Cable, Author

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