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Guest commentaries like this one are written by author’s outside the Barron’s newsroom.

The many state histories written in the aftermath of the Revolution were anything but celebrations of localism and diversity.

Contemporary newspapers published flattering portraits apparently written by publicists on Dillon’s dime.

Elegantly written, intimately detailed and infused with feeling, the book is a gripping, if sometimes speculative, account of these two remarkable women, their elite family and their tumultuous era.

The book’s text was written by French specialists in fashion, fragrance and landscape, and is abundantly and inventively illustrated.