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While Mar-A-Lago was later categorized as an example of Hispano-Mooresque architecture because of its stucco exterior, antique tile embellishments, rambling outbuildings and red-tiled roof, the estate was actually a carefully crafted amalgam of architectural styles blended together to display the most admirable features of several European countries.
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Modern woman have discovered that living through another's reflection is simply not human enough.
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Swept along by the religious revivalism known as America's Great Awakening, scores of charismatic preachers had descended upon the communities surrounding the Erie Canal to win the souls of its citizens and convert them to a variety of evangelical and radical sects.
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The former Philadelphia belle's evolution from the fragile, compliant bride fo the American traitor to a restrained wife was remarkable enough, but what followed was even more surprising: a revelation of strengths Peggy long held in reserve. Her transition was born of necessity.
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The former Philadelphia belle's evolution from the fragile, compliant bride of the American traitor to a restrained wife was remarkable enough, but what followed was even more surprising: a revelation of strengths Peggy long held in reserve. Her transition was born of necessity.
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She had difficulty accepting adultery despite its prevalence among high-born men of the era.
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A young woman's ability to read beyond the bible had little practical value.
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...a later scene...was perhaps Mercy's strongest indictment of the colonial disregard for women and families.
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The suburban dream began innocently enough one and a half centuries ago, with a weariness of city life and a craving for all things green bright and pure.
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