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Uplift: the bra in America

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Fashion and Cultural Textiles American History and Culture Historical Studies on Reproduction, Gender, Health, and Societal Changes

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Some Developments in Bra History Preface: Firming Up the Facts* 1. The Birth of the Brassiere 2. Brassieres Win a Niche in Fashion 3. Breasts Lost and Found 4. Brassieres Rise, Stocks Fall 5. Dutiful Brassieres 6. Boom and Busts 7. Ban the Bra? 8. Wondering About Bras App. A*Selected Brassiere Manufacturers App. B*Brassiere Brands Glossary Notes Selected Bibliography Index Acknowledgments

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