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Navigate the complexities of social interaction with the "Encyclopaedia Of Etiquette: What To Write, What To Wear, What To Do, What To Say." This comprehensive guide, authored by Emily Holt, provides timeless advice on proper conduct in various social settings. From formal occasions to everyday interactions, this book offers practical guidance on everything from written correspondence to appropriate attire.
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