David Frum

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@anneapplebaum Then history repeats itself. Sometime in the mid-1910s (the novella was published in 1916), Mrs. Lidcote's daughter Leila divorces her husband. Mrs Lidcote rushes home from European banishment to stand with her daughter against the impending social catastrophe ... 3/x — PolitiTweet.org

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@anneapplebaum In her novella "Autres Temps," Edith Wharton tells the story of Mrs. Lidcote, who is exiled from New York's high society in disgrace because she divorced her husband sometime in the 1880s. 2/x https://t.co/GBaSfGW7IF https://t.co/efjLpdACe2 — PolitiTweet.org

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@anneapplebaum ... only to discover: nobody cares. On shipboard, Mrs Lidcote overhears a group of wealthy younger New Yorkers talking about who's who in society. Her daughter's name is mentioned, and - 4/x https://t.co/rGL6Nwptc7 — PolitiTweet.org

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