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By Madame Wellington Koo, with Isabella Taves

Quadrangle/The New York Times Book Company, 1975, 313 pp

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The author of this intriguing memoir is a remarkable woman, and her chronicle of a glittering pre-revolutionary life-style is well worth reading, for its glimpses of human character and of international politics.

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