Sociology

The Book of Fair Women

Hoppé, E. O. (Emil Otto), 1878-1972 [Photographer]; King, Richard, 1879-1947 [Author of introduction, etc.]· 2 chapters· 6,669 words

1. AMERICA—Lady Lavery 2. AMERICA—Mrs. Lydig Hoyt 3. AMERICA—Viscountess Maidstone 4. AMERICA—Miss Malvina Longfellow 5. AMERICA—Miss Marion Davies 6. RED INDIAN—Princess White Deer 7. ENGLAND—“Hebe” 8. ENGLAND—Lady Diana Duff‐Cooper 9. ENGLAND—Miss Gladys Cooper 10. ENGLAND—M...

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1. Part 1

1. AMERICA—Lady Lavery 2. AMERICA—Mrs. Lydig Hoyt 3. AMERICA—Viscountess Maidstone 4. AMERICA—Miss Malvina Longfellow 5. AMERICA—Miss Marion Davies 6. RED INDIAN—Princess White...

2. Part 2

Charm is not, then, an _assertive_ quality, unless unselfishness can resemble “assertiveness.” Rather is it the power to draw from others those natural qualities which otherwise...