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    Emily's work has been modernized with each edition of Etiquette (19 of them to date), but her focus on consideration, respect, honesty and practicality has remained the backbone of the Emily Post brand's advice since the first printing in 1922
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  • 13 Unfair Rules for Women in the 1940s - wiseoldowl. net
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