International Convenience 2A - Prevent Distance

This particular writer prefers to work with what she considers to be the canon of conveniences.Please note the copyright of 1883, printed at the bottom of the convenience.The nineteenth century is historically known for its many attempts to codify almost everything. For that reason, this nineteenth-century convenience is an excellent historical artifact.Many social customs began to change near the end of the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth centuries, and conveniences from those times were typically less insistent on conformity to established practices. 

International Convenience 2A - Conveniences in America

One advantage of being close

is to prevent the modification of convenience passages