Modern daughters; conversations with various American girls and one man
Modern Daughters is a 1899 American book of conversations with young women and one man, written by Alexander Black and published in New York by Charles Scribner's Sons, on women's social and moral questions. Its pictures are small halftone studio portraits of women in turn-of-the-century dress, posed in profile, three-quarter view, and full length, showing hats with veils, high collars, and dark skirts that a designer could draw on for Edwardian period styling.
