The rules of etiquette are not always arbitrary decrees but have their foundation, like true politeness, in Christian priciple.
An edition of Dunbar's complete handbook of etiquette
(1884)
Dunbar's complete handbook of etiquette.
Clear and concise directions for correct manners.
by M. C. Dunbar
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Clear and concise directions for correct manners, conversations, letters of introduction, dinner parties, visiting, travelling, dancing, dress, table-talk, anecdote, bridal etiquette, etc. etc.
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"The rules of etiquette are not always arbitrary decrees but have their foundation, like true politeness, in Christian priciple."
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