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21 ‘Star and Garter Home’, The Times, 11 July 1924, p.11.
22 Laurence Spring, ‘Star and Garter Home – Surrey in the Great War’, Surrey History Centre, www.surreyinthegreatwar.org.uk.
23 Ibid.
24 Ibid.
25 ‘The Royal Star and Garter Homes’, starandgarter.org.uk.
26 ‘Rehabilitation after the First World War’, redcross.org.uk/WW1.
27 ‘Star and Garter Home’, The Times, 11 July 1924, p.11.
28 ‘Homes for the Totally Disabled’, The Times, 3 June 1916, p.9.
29 ‘Rehabilitation after the First World War’, redcross.org.uk/WW1.
30 Alfred Harmsworth Northcliffe, p.25.
31 ‘Earl of Rothes Sells his Fife Estate’, Dundee Courier, 21 June 1919.
32 Jeremy Paxman, p.284.
33 Christopher Simon Sykes, Private Palaces: Life in the Great London House (London: Chatto & Windus, 1985) pp.322–23.
34 Ibid., p.328.
35 The Times, 19 May 1920. Quoted in Christopher Simon Sykes, p.322.
36 Mary Wemyss to Ettie Desborough, 3 December 1916. Desborough Papers, Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies: D/ERVC477/50.
37 ‘The Red Cross Pearl Necklace’, Illustrated London News, 8 March 1919, p.25.
38 Emma Clarke, press and marketing at Mikimoto, London.
39 Beatriz Chadour-Sampson with Hubert Bari, p.28.
40 ‘A Japanese Pearl Farm’, Yorkshire Evening Post, 19 June 1914, p.6.
41 Beatriz Chadour-Sampson with Hubert Bari, pp.27–29.
42 ‘The Pearl Puzzle’, Dundee Evening Telegraph, 1 August 1921, p.11.
43 ‘Pearl Cultivation’, Lincolnshire Echo, 7 May 1921, p.4.
44 Emma Clarke, press and marketing at Mikimoto, London.
45 Ibid.
46 Emma Clarke, press and marketing at Mikimoto, London.
47 Jane Mulvagh, p.64.
48 ‘World Control of Pearls’, Hull Daily Mail, 25 May 1936, p.5.
49 ‘A Bonfire of Pearls’, Dundee Evening Telegraph, 15 April 1937, p.3.
50 Emma Clarke, press and marketing at Mikimoto, London.
51 ‘Spirit Oysters’, Nottingham Evening Post, 2 December 1936, p.6.
52 Bronwyn Cosgrave, Vogue on: Coco Chanel (London: Quadrille Publishing, 2012) p.54.
53 Ibid., p.56.
54 Ibid., p.58.
55 Justine Picardie, p.163.
56 Bronwyn Cosgrave, p.64.
57 Justine Picardie, p.168.
58 Justine Picardie, p.183.
59 Justine Picardie, p.168.
60 Jane Mulvagh, p.52.
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