File:Famous American belles of the nineteenth century.djvu

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Famous American belles of the nineteenth century

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Virginia Tatnall Peacock

Title

Famous American belles of the nineteenth century

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Philadelphia & London, J. B. Lippincott

Description

Marcia Burns (Mrs. John Peter Van Ness)--Theodosia Burr (Mrs. Joseph Alston)--Elizabeth Patterson (Madame Jerome Bonaparte)--The Caton sisters.--Margaret O'Neill (Mrs. John H. Eaton)--Cora Livingston (Mrs. Thomas Pennant Barton)--Emily Marshall (Mrs. William Foster Otis)--Octavia Walton (Madame Le Vert)--Fanny Taylor (Mrs. Thomas Harding Ellis)--Jessie Benton (Mrs. John C. Frémont)--Sallie Ward (Mrs. George F. Downs)--Harriet Lane (Mrs. Henry Elliott Johnston)--Adèle Cutts (Mrs. Robert Williams)--Emilie Schaumburg (Mrs. Hughes-Hallett)--Kate Chase (Mrs. William Sprague)--Mattie Ould (Mrs. Oliver Schoolcraft)--Jennie Jerome (Lady Randolph Churchill)--Nellie Hazeltine (Mrs. Frederick W. Paramore)--Mary Victoria Leiter (Baroness Curzon of Kedleston)--New York as a social centre

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English

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1901

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OCLC: 1045252571

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