Good Reading Guide		Mauve: How One Man Invented a Color that Changed the World
Find other books by:		By Simon Garfield Most people think of mauve as a laugh line in weak jokes. Actually, its discovery by accident in a British lab in 1856 first set off a fashion craze, then, more significantly, led to the birth of the modern petrochemical and pharmaceutical industries. This is an utterly compelling story. Where to Shop (click to visit)     To advertise your web site here, go to CliqueRouter Ads.
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