Vanity Fair 1911

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Mentioned by

Mentioned by

Greg McKeown

while discussing the concept of vanity and the insignificance of material things in the face of death.

Released by ATM publishing as the latest book this week.

Mentioned by

Thomas Jones

Rosemary Hill

, and

Colin Burrow

as a Victorian novel satirizing Regency England.

Mentioned in the context of a discussion about the impact of the Trump administration's changes to the Department of Health and Human Services.

Mentioned in relation to his description of popular novels as 'Jammed Hearts for the Mind'.

Mentioned by

Rabbi Simon Jacobson

and his mother as a favorite book read during their teenage years.

Mentioned by

John Plotz

and

Steve McCauley

as a 19th-century realist novel that challenges traditional moral expectations.

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