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The Book of Fair Women
The Book of Fair Women
The Book of Fair Women
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"The Book of Fair Women" is a book describing the story of the Women's Building at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The World's Columbian Exposition took place in 1893 and aimed to show the role of women in social, political, and cultural life at the end of the century.
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Release dateSep 15, 2022
ISBN8596547319719
The Book of Fair Women
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Emma Chichester Clark

Emma Chichester Clark studied art at the Royal College of Art. She has worked as a freelancer for magazines, publishers and advertising agencies as well as teaching art for several years, but now dedicates most of her time to children’s books. She was nominated for the Kurt Maschler Award for Illustration twice and ‘I Love You, Blue Kangaroo!’, was shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal.

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    The Book of Fair Women - Emma Chichester Clark

    Richard King, E. O. Hoppé

    The Book of Fair Women

    EAN 8596547319719

    DigiCat, 2022

    Contact: DigiCat@okpublishing.info

    Table of Contents

    Portraits

    Beauty, Charm, & Beautiful Women the World Over

    BEAUTY

    CHARM

    Beautiful Women the World Over

    Thirty-two Portraits

    Portraits

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    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—Miss Kathlene Martyn

    11. SCOTLAND—Viscountess Masserene and Ferrard

    12. IRELAND—Miss Grace D'Arcy

    13. FRANCE—Mlle. Raymonde Thuillier

    14. ALGIERS—Madame Revalles

    15. SPAIN—Señora Tortola Valencia

    16. GIPSY—Miss Fedora Roselli

    17. ITALY—Signora Comanetti

    18. PORTUGAL—Señora Maria Di Castellani

    19. RUSSIA—Mlle. Fedorova

    20. POLAND—Madame Mika Mikun

    21. NORWAY—Miss Olga Morrison

    22. SWEDEN—Miss Anna Q. Nillson

    23. ARMENIA—Armen Ter Ohanian

    24. CHILE—Countess Lisburne

    25. ECUADOR—Mrs. Haddon Chambers

    26. INDIA—Princess Monchsa

    27. JAPAN—Mrs. Tokugawa

    28. CHINA—Mrs. Wellington Koo

    29. CUBA

    30. HAITI

    31. HAWAI

    32. DUTCH WEST INDIES


    Preparer's Note

    Table of Contents

    The Introduction is a product of its time, and the preparer does not endorse its ideas about race. The book was notable in its day, however, for including portraits of non-white women.


    Beauty, Charm, & Beautiful Women the World Over

    Table of Contents

    [pg 11]


    BEAUTY

    Table of Contents

    Beauty is only skin deep, cries Ugliness, pinning her faith on the fascination of the Intelligence. And ugliness goes to the bone, Beauty replies, though she fears that that shaft of wit must have originally been spoken by a pantomime librettist. Handsome is as handsome does, retorts Ugliness, quoting from the Plain Woman's volume of Copy-Book Maxims. And so this battle of words goes on.

    But Beauty cares nothing at all for maxims. She puts on her most becoming hat, her daintiest dress, and goes forth careless and indifferent to anything except Middle Age. No shaft of Puritanical censure, she feels, can hurt her. Beauty is its

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