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Chivalry, Gallantry & Poetry in a Relict Leisure Class,
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This review is from: Cords of Vanity (The Collected Works of James Branch Cabell - 46 Volumes) (Library Binding)
Robert Etheridge Townsend, a young writer, recounts his twelve amatory encounters on his path to a conventional life style. Within his tales, he left an account of the behaviors of members of a relict leisure class in which ancestry, snobbery and pride of place were kept alive by infusions of wealth acquired through marriages of convenience.
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Cords of Vanity (The Collected Works of James Branch Cabell - 46 Volumes) by James Branch Cabell (Library Binding - September 1, 1919)
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