"From the Ball-Room to Hell" by Thomas A. Faulkner is a cautionary tale from the 1890s that criticizes the social dance scene, viewing it as a threat to young women's morality. Written by a former dance instructor, the book explores how the exciting world of ballroom dancing can lead to disgrace. Through tragic stories of young women, the book vividly portrays how dance awakens dangerous desires and makes them easy targets for deceitful men. It is a passionate plea to parents, cautioning them against the deceptive world of social entertainment and its potential to ruin their children's lives.
From the Ball-Room to Hell
By Thomas A. Faulkner
In a world of swirling dresses and seductive rhythms, innocent girls risk losing everything when the dance floor turns into a path of heartache and downfall.
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