Gentleman and Lady's Book of Politeness and Propriety of Deportment, The by Élisabeth Celnart (1796 - 1865)

01 - Part 1, Introduction - Of Propriety of Deportment, and its Advantages

02 - Part 1, Chapter 1 - Of Propriety of Conduct in Relation to Religious Duties

03 - Part 1, Chapter 2 - Of Propriety of Conduct in Relation to Domestic Duties

04 - Part 1, Chapter 3 - Of Propriety of Conduct in Conjugal and Domestic Relations

05 - Part 1, Chapter 4 - Of Propriety as Regards One's Self

06 - Part 1, Chapter 5 - Of Propriety in Regard to One's Business or Profession

07 - Part 2, Chapter 1 - Of Deportment in the Street

08 - Part 2, Chapter 2 - Of Different Kinds of Visits

09 - Part 2, Chapter 3 - Of the Manner of Receiving Visitors

10 - Part 2, Chapter 4 - Of the Carriage of the Body

11 - Part 2, Chapter 5 - Of Physical Proprieties in Conversation

12 - Part 2, Chapter 6 - Of the Moral Observances in Conversation

13 - Part 2, Chapter 7 - Of Epistolary Composition

14 - Part 2, Chapter 8 - Additional Rules in Respect to the Social Relations

15 - Part 2, Chapter 9 - Of Travelling

16 - Part 3, Chapter 1 - Of Entertainments

17 - Part 3, Chapter 2 - Of Promenades, Parties, and Amusements

18 - Part 3, Chapter 3 - Of Balls, Concerts, and Public Shows

19 - Part 3, Chapter 4 - Of the Duties of Hospitality

20 - Part 4, Chapter 1 - Of Marriage and Baptism