Status
Available
Call number
Publication
The Monacelli Press (2012), Edition: First Edition, 188 pages
Description
"At once a leader and a recorder of the glamorous Gilded Age society, Edith Wharton is at the pinnacle of American literature and social history. The Mount, her summer "cottage" in the Berkshires, was essential to her success, filled with gatherings of literary figures and artists, and this book documents the story of her life there"--
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
188 p.; 10.28 inches
ISBN
9781580933285
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