Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Marie Antoinette” in chapter 5 of Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Henry Walcott Boynton, Reader's History of American Literature:
... matters, by the testimony of women.
The most brilliant belle of the period, Miss Vining of Philadelphia,--who was a correspondent of Lafayette and was so much admired by the French officers that Marie Antoinette invited her, through Mr. Jefferson, to the Tuileries,--complains in a letter to Governor Dickinson in 1783 that Philadelphia has lost all its gaiety with the removal of Congress from the city, but ad...
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