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The more practical gown of the Empire Period

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The more practical gown of the Empire Period

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Historic Costumes
Their Influence on Modern Fashions
By S. H. Ditchett
Reprinted from the Dry Goods Economist of April 3, 1920
Available from Archive.org
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