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Traveling to Europe was common for wealthy Americans in the late 19th century
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Historical scholarship confirms that traveling to Europe grew into a common, well-established habit for wealthy and affluent Americans during the late 19th century.

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doi.org: Travel and World Power: Americans inEurope, 1890-1917
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Affirms travel to Europe became a common feature for upper- and affluent middle-class Americans.
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doi.org: Social Class and American Travel to Europe in the Late Nineteenth Century, with Special Attention to Great Britain
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Shows cabin class saw a growing summer exodus as European travel became a habit among wealthy Americans.
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