Emily Post's Etiquette, 18th Edition
by Peggy Post
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appears in Etiquette, Manners, and Personal Development.
For nearly a century, one name has been trusted above all others when it comes to proper decorum: Emily Post. In this completely updated 18th Edition of the classic Emily Post?s Etiquette, the mantle is picked up by the greatgreatgrandchildren of the First Lady of Etiquette, who tackle the latest issues and demands of the twenty-first century?fro...
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