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with Indeed. I'm John of Professor Anne Higone.

Her new book is Liberty, Equality Fashion,

the women who style the French Revolution.

And the dresses we're talking about in the styles

are available online.

Anne and her colleagues and her students make it available.

They were at the Morgan.

And Ann, there's a joy in your book because the journal that you've rediscovered for us was always there at the Morgan, but we couldn't find it.

What was the secret that allowed you to find like a detective?

Well, the fashion plates, which were the rarest in the world, because, you know, things get lost during a revolution,

had been cataloged in a quirky way. So they were sort of caught between two different departments at the Morgan. And even though generations of scholars had roved from library to library,

looking at one plate here, three plates there, in order to understand this period, the complete set was there unknown and forgotten at the Morgan.

And I happened to see this quirky entry and I decided, well, I told me subway right away.

So I went to the Morgan and to my delight discovered this forgotten treasure.

And then after the delight came the shock of realizing that the true story of this marvelous

fashion revolution had not only never been told, it had been concealed from the world because it was so radical.

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