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Tells of the lifetimes of two women in a small Ohio town from the Civil War to the New Deal, and of their views of the other ladies of the Waynesboro literary society.
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Contemplative, character-led, nostalgic and cool.
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“"The formation of the Waynesboro Woman's Club was first proposed in the early summer of 1868."”
American novelist whose 1982 work, *...And Ladies of the Club*, took her over five decades to complete and became a surprise bestseller shortly before her death.
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