Emily Post was a woman who knew her and other women's places. Eventually she would marry and raise a family, but not until after she went to college and wrote books for a living. Mrs. Post's American ladyhood is controversial. While she is known for butting into the lives of other women, an appropriate past time for the fairer sex, she chose to do so by doing it in book form (thus forcing people to read) which took at least one book writing job away from a man. Although the book was on the topic of etiquette (the science of ladyness), this did not make up for the damage she caused by writing a book.
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| - Emily Post était une auteur terrienne en étiquette du 20ème siècle. (Réalité extrapolée *) En 2293, après avoir accueilli, pour un dîner, le Chancelier klingon Gorkon et son entourage, James T. Kirk nota dans son journal que ses manières et celles de son équipage n'étaient pas exactement celle préconisées par Emily Post. ("Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country")
- Emily Post was a woman who knew her and other women's places. Eventually she would marry and raise a family, but not until after she went to college and wrote books for a living. Mrs. Post's American ladyhood is controversial. While she is known for butting into the lives of other women, an appropriate past time for the fairer sex, she chose to do so by doing it in book form (thus forcing people to read) which took at least one book writing job away from a man. Although the book was on the topic of etiquette (the science of ladyness), this did not make up for the damage she caused by writing a book.
- Emily Post was a Human author from Earth's 20th century who gave advice on how to maintain proper etiquette. After hosting a dinner for Klingon Chancellor Gorkon and his entourage in 2293, James T. Kirk noted in his log the following day that his manners and those of his crew "weren't exactly Emily Post". (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) This character was only mentioned in dialogue.
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| - Emily Post était une auteur terrienne en étiquette du 20ème siècle. (Réalité extrapolée *) En 2293, après avoir accueilli, pour un dîner, le Chancelier klingon Gorkon et son entourage, James T. Kirk nota dans son journal que ses manières et celles de son équipage n'étaient pas exactement celle préconisées par Emily Post. ("Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country")
- Emily Post was a woman who knew her and other women's places. Eventually she would marry and raise a family, but not until after she went to college and wrote books for a living. Mrs. Post's American ladyhood is controversial. While she is known for butting into the lives of other women, an appropriate past time for the fairer sex, she chose to do so by doing it in book form (thus forcing people to read) which took at least one book writing job away from a man. Although the book was on the topic of etiquette (the science of ladyness), this did not make up for the damage she caused by writing a book.
- Emily Post was a Human author from Earth's 20th century who gave advice on how to maintain proper etiquette. After hosting a dinner for Klingon Chancellor Gorkon and his entourage in 2293, James T. Kirk noted in his log the following day that his manners and those of his crew "weren't exactly Emily Post". (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) This character was only mentioned in dialogue.
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