Affairs and intrigues, particularly between American heiresses and down-on their luck European aristocrats
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| [[Affairs and intrigues, particularly between American heiresses and down-on their luck European aristocrats]], continued steadily until [[World War I]] and inspired [[Henry James]]'s ''[[Daisy Miller]]'', [[Joaquin Miller]]'s ''[[The One Fair Woman]]'', and much of the early output of [[E.M. Forster]]. | [[Affairs and intrigues, particularly between American heiresses and down-on their luck European aristocrats]], continued steadily until [[World War I]] and inspired [[Henry James]]'s ''[[Daisy Miller]]'', [[Joaquin Miller]]'s ''[[The One Fair Woman]]'', and much of the early output of [[E.M. Forster]]. | ||
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Affairs and intrigues, particularly between American heiresses and down-on their luck European aristocrats, continued steadily until World War I and inspired Henry James's Daisy Miller, Joaquin Miller's The One Fair Woman, and much of the early output of E.M. Forster.
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