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020			_a9781784979850
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082			_a92 CRO
100	1		_aCrocker, Aimée
245	1	0	_aAnd I'd do it again _c/ Aimée Crocker
260			_aLondon, _bHead of Zeus Ltd., _c2017, c1988
300			_a312 p. : _billus. : _c21 cm
520			_a Aimee Crocker (1863-1941) was an heiress to gold and railroad fortunes and a daughter of Judge Edwin B. Crocker (1818-1875), legal counsel for the Central Pacific Railroad, Justice of the California Supreme Court in 1865 and founder of the Crocker Art Museum, the longest continuously operating art museum in the West. Her father was a brother of Charles Crocker, one of the "big four" California railroad barons. Ms. Crocker was an extremely wealthy railroad heiress who lived life her way, traveling the world, spending lavishly, marrying five times and conducting countless other affairs. She was not always a proper lady, but she could afford to be whomever she wished. Her book was published during the last hard times - 1936. And I'd Do It Again is here autobiography.
546			_aEnglish
600			_aCrocker, Aimée _d1864-1941 _xTravel _zAsia
650			_aHeiresses _x United States _vBiography
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