Salons were once venues open to ordinary people, but in the eighteenth century, they increasingly were limited to nobles who used them to study the customs of royal courts.

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Salons in the eighteenth century were social gatherings primarily hosted by aristocratic women, where intellectuals, artists, and philosophers from various social classes could discuss ideas, not limited to studying royal customs.

Salons Were Once Venues Open to Ordinary People, but in the Eighteenth