(Etiquette) George Winfred Hervey. The Principles of Courtesy: with Hints and Observations on Manners and Habits Central American was much more sophisticated than

was much more sophisticated than it is generally given credit for

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(Etiquette) George Winfred Hervey. The Principles of Courtesy: with Hints and Observations on Manners and Habits Central American was much more sophisticated than310 + [1] ad pp. Blindstamped brown cloth, gilt lettered spine. Revised & Enlarged Edition. NY: Harper & Bros., 1852. A pre Civil War volume on American etiquette, which the author felt "induced to write by observing that nearly all who have treated manners, have inculcated pernicious opinions, appealed to unworthy motives, and taught a heartless and selfish system of politeness." Timely! Near fine a treasure. (3)