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GALATEA COLLECTION
CATALOGUE
OF THE
GALATEA COLLECTION
OF BOOKS
RELATING TO THE HISTORY OF WOMAN
IN THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF THE
CITY OF BOSTON.
BOSTON.
PUBLISHED BY THE TRUSTEES.
1898.
PREFACE.
The following letter shows the purpose and scope of the Galatea Library.
The classification has been adopted with a view to the future growth of the col-
lection, which now numbers about 1084 volumes. The Trustees of the Public
Library would be glad to secure the cooperation which Mr. Higginson sug-
gests in developing this collection.
25 Buckingham street, Cambridge, February 11, 1896.
Herbert Putnam, Esq.
Dear Sir : I desire to give to the Boston Public Library a special collection
of books, now amounting to nearly one thousand, and bearing on the general
subject of the History of Woman. I- would make only the condition that these
should be placed, at least for the present, in an alcove or alcoves by themselves,
in the hope that they may be used freely by students, and that other donors may
gradually cooperate in building up a department of some permanent value.
It is needless to say that I should not desire to see any general separation in
any library between works relating to men, and works relating to women, as this
would be a thing absurd and impracticable. But the great changes that have
gone on within recorded history in the social, industrial, and educational position
of women, render all this an important theme for special study, and a proper
basis for a separate department in every large library. It is such a department
that I desire, with the aid of others, to establish ; and I am very confident that
it will find special students to whom it will be of value. Indeed, this has proved
to be the case more than once while these books have been under my own roof.
I am not aware that such a department has before been created in any pub-
lic library, though one or two college libraries in our Western States have been
mentioned as undertaking similar collections. Several large collections of
books written by women have been made in Europe ; and among my books
there are printed catalogues of two of these, both now scattered, the Ferri and
the Stainforth Libraries. But both these contained the works of women only — not
works about women ; and the same was the case with the remarkable library
of women's writings which I visited in the Women's Building at Chicago, and
most of whose contents are still kept together, I believe, in that city. None
of these, therefore, were general collections like that at which I aim.
The library has hitherto borne the name of ''The Galatea Collection of
Books relating to the History of Woman", and is roughly catalogued under that
appellation; but I do not in the least require that this name should, be made
permanent, nor do I make any other condition whatever. I am satisfied that
the authorities of the Boston Public Library will fully consider the suggestions
already made, and will, if they accept the gift, carry out these suggestions
wisely. The books have been in process of collection for nearly fifty years,
and include a good many that are rare and curious. They are in a variety of
languages, and many of them would now be duplicated with difficulty. The
question how far they should be used inside the building and how far outside
must be left wholly to your judgment. ... I desire to add that I am influenced
in making this gift, such as it is, not only by the conviction that it is the best
use to be made of the collection, but by a warm regard for the Boston Public
Library itself ; having received from it many favors in years past and having
as a member of the Legislature taken an active part in securing for it the
piece of land on which its present building stands.
I am yours very respectfully,
(Signed) Thomas Wentworth Higginson.
SYNOPSIS OF CLASSIFICATION,
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Biography (Collected).
Biography (Individual).
Characteristics of Women.
Delineations of Women in Liter-
ature and Art.
History and Condition of
Women.
Education.
Domestic Education.
Ethical Education.
Religious Education.
College Education.
Coeducation.
Colleges for Women.
Social Ethics.
Health and Hygiene.
Physical Education.
Health in Education and Occu-
pation.
Physiology. Diseases of Women.
Personal Beauty. Dress. Diet.
Relations and Comparisons of
the Sexes.
Love.
Marriage.
Divorce.
Prostitution.
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Rights of Women.
Legal Status of Women.
Laws Concerning Women.
Woman Suffrage.
Work and Influence of Wom-
en.
Women as Lawyers.
Women as Ministers.
Women as Artists and Musicians.
Women as Physicians.
Literature. Bibliography.
Women as Editors and Trans-
lators.
Women as Authors and Com-
pilers: English Prose.
Women as Authors: English
Poetry.
Women as Authors: American
Prose.
Women as Authors: American
Poetry.
Women as Authors: French.
Women as Authors: German.
Women as Authors: Other Lan-
guages.
Periodicals.
Miscellaneous.
GALATEA COLLECTION OF BOOKS
RELATING TO THE
HISTORY OF WOMAN.
10. Biography.
Collected Biographies.
Abrantes, Laura Permon Junot, duchesse d'.
Les femmes celebres de tous les pays. Leur
caractere. Nouvelle edition. Paris, 1839.
P.10.3
Amory, Thomas.
Memoirs: containing the lives of several
ladies of Great Britain. A history of an-
tiquities [etc.]. [Anon.] London, 1766,
69. 2 v. P. 10. 17
Anderson, Rev. James, of Edinburgh.
The ladies of the covenant. Memoirs of
distinguished Scottish female characters.
• N. Y., 1851. P.10.19
B.. P., Minnebroeder.
Spiegel der quade vrouwen. Door P. B.
Minnebroeder. [2de] druck. t' Amsterdam,
1668. Pis. P. 10.41
Balfour, Clara Lucas.
Working women of the last half century.
The lesson of their lives. London, 1854.
P. 10.46
Contents. — Mrs. Trimmer. — Hannah More. —
Mrs. Barbauld. — Elizabeth Smith. — Charlotte
Elizabeth. — Mrs. Sherman. — Mary Lundie Dun-
can. — Sarah Martin. — Ann H. Judson. — Han-
nah Killiam.
Ballard, George.
Memoirs of British ladies who have been
celebrated for their writings or skill in the
learned languages, arts and sciences. Lon-
don, 1775. P. 10.48
Memoirs of several ladies of Great Britain
who have been celebrated for their writ-
ings or skill in the learned languages, arts
and sciences. Oxford, 1752. P. 10.48. 1
P.iographium fremineum. The female worthies:
or, memoirs of the most illustrious ladies of
all ages and nations. London, 1766. P. 10.88
P.lum, Johann Christian.
De poetriis Graecis observationes historicas
& criticas, historiae poetriarum generalis
specimen, praeside Gottfrido Oleario, pub-
lico examini exponet Joannes Christianus
Blum, ad diem xxviii. Jan. An. mdcciix.
(In Wolf, J. C, editor. Poetriarvm octo
fragmenta et elogia, pp. 117-191. Ham-
burgi, 1734.) No. 2 in P.88.785.3
Boccaccio, Giovanni.
Libro di M. Gio. Boccaccio delle donne il-
lustri, tradotto per Messer Giuseppe Be-
tussi. Venetia, 1547. P.1093
Bolton, Sarah Knowles.
Lives of girls who became famous. N Y
[1886.] Portrs. P. 10 96
Bonafede, Carolina.
Cenni biografici e ritratti d'insigni donne
bolognese. Bologna, 1845. Portrs. P. 10.98
Brantome, Pierre de Bourdeilles, seigneur de.
Vies des dames illustres franchises et etran-
geres. Nouvelle edition, avec une intro-
duction et des notes par Louis Moland.
Paris [1863?] P. 10. 1 12
Briquet, Marguerite Ursule Fortunee.
Dictionnaire historique, litteraire et biblio-
graphique des Franchises et des etrangeres
naturalisees en France. Paris, 1804. Portr.
P.10.116
Bury, Richard de.
Histoire abregee des philosophes et des
femmes celebres. Paris, 1773. 2 v. P.10.128
Bussy-Rabutin, Roger, comte de.
Lettres. Paris, 1700-1702. 4 v. P. 10. 130
Carron, Guy Toussaint Julien.
Vie des dames frangaises qui ont ete les plus
celebres dans le xvne siecle par leur piete
et leur devouement pour les pauvres; pre-
cedees de trois dialogues et trois lettres
sur les services que les femmes peuvent
rendre a la religion dans l'exercice des
bonnes ceuvres. Louvain, 1826. [Biblio-
theque catholique de la Belgique. 9.]
P. 10. 148
Cheney, Ednah Dow.
Memoirs of Lucretia Crocker and Abby W.
May. Prepared at the request of the
Massachusetts school suffrage association.
Boston, 1893. P.10.169
Cleveland educational bureau.
Ten "books for the people." Series 3, no.
10: Famous women. Edited by Charles
E.Bolton. Cleveland, 1884. Pis. P. 10. 178
Colonial women of Maryland. [Baltimore,
1891.] P.10.184
Dall, Caroline Wells Healey.
Historical pictures retouched; a volume of
miscellanies. Boston, i860. P. 10.210
Du Broca, Louis.
Les femmes celebres de la Revolution.
Paris, 1802. P. 10.240
THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
L>ufrenoy, Adelaide Gillette.
Biographie des jeunes demoiselles, ou vies
des femmes celebres depuis les Hebreux.
Paris, 1816. 2 v. Portrs. P. 10.243
Eberti, Johann Caspar.
Eroffnetes Cabinet dess gelehrten Frauen-
Zimmers darinnen die Beriihmtesten
dieses Geschlechtes umbstiindlich vorge-
stellet werden. Franckfurth, 1706.
No. 2 in P. 10.677
Ellet, Elizabeth Fries.
Women artists in all ages and countries. 2d
edition. London, i860. Portr. P. 10.260
Eminent women of the age. By James Parton,
Horace Greeley, T. W. Higginson, J. S.
C. Abbott [etc.J. Hartford, 1868. Portrs.
P. 10.263
Ercolani, Girolamo.
Le eroine della solitvdine sacra, ouero vite
d'alcune delle piu illustri romite sacre.
Bologna. [1655.] 2 v. P.10.266
Fielding, Sarah.
The lives of Cleopatra and Octavia. 2d edi-
tion. London, 1758. P. 10.294
Friends, Society of. Yearly meeting. Lon-
don. 1844.
Testimonials concerning deceased ministers.
London, 1844. No. 3 in P. 1 1.3533
These relate to Sarah Abbott, Elizabeth Robson,
William Allen, Maria Fox.
Galien, Mme , de Chateau-Thierry. (M.
de ***.)
Apologie des dames appuyee sur l'histoire.
Paris, I737- P. 10.322
Gayette-Georgens, Jeanne Marie von, and
Hermann Kletke, editors.
Frauen-Album, Charakterbilder aus alter
und neuer Zeit. Berlin. [1870?] P.10.329
Genlis, Stephanie Felicite Ducrest de St. Au-
bin, comtesse de.
De l'influence des femmes sur la litterature
franchise. Paris, 1811. P.10.331
Geschichte beriihmter Frauenzimmer. Leip-
zig, 1772. 2 v. P. 10.336
Gibbons, Thomas.
Memoirs of eminently pious women . . .
Added, a second volume ... by George
Jerment. London, 1804. 2 v. Portr.
P. 10.340
Gloekler, Johann Philipp.
Schwabische Frauen. Lebensbilder aus den
drei letzten Jahihunderten. Stuttgart, 1865.
P. io.343
Green, Mary Anne Everett, editor.
Letters of royal and illustrious ladies of
Great Biitain, from the commencemnt of
the twelfth century to the close of the
reign of queen Mary. London, 1846. 3 v.
Fac-simile autographs. P. 10.357
Guenderode, Caroline von.
Die Giinderode. [Briefe zwischen Caroline
von Giinderode und Betlina von Arnim.
1804-1806.] Grunberg, 1840. P. 10.366
Correspondence of Fraulein Giinderode and
Bettina von Arnim. [Translated by Mar-
garet Fuller Ossoli and Minna Wessel-
hoeft.] Boston, 1841. P.10.366.1
Habicht, Melchior.
Beyspiele von dem Einfluss des weiblichen
Geschlechts in alten romischen Staat,
Frankfurt, 1792. P. 10.371
llaendel, Christoph Christian.
Dissertatio de ervdms (jcrmaniae mvlien-
bvs. Altdorfi, 16S8. P. 10.37*:
Hale, Sarah Josepha.
Woman's record; or, sketches of ail dis-
tinguished women, irom "the beginning''
till 1850. With selections irom female
writers of every age. N. Y., 1853. Portrs.
P. 10.373
Hall, Mrs. Matthew.
The queens before the conquest. London,
1854. 2 v. Portrs. P. 10.375
Hays, Mary,
hemale biography; or, memoirs of illus-
trious and celebrated women, of all ages
and countries. 1st American edition.
Phila., 1807. 3 v. P. 10.391
Memoirs of queens, illustrious and cele-
brated. London, 1821. P.10.391.1
Henke, Ernst Ludwig Theodor.
Franzosische Frauen vor dem Revolutions-
tribunale im Jahre 1793 und 1794. L Braun-
schweig, i«68.j P. 10.399
Sketches of Charlotte Corday, Marie Antoinette,
Madame Roland, Madame Elizabeth and others.
Kavanagh, Julia.
French women of letters: biographical
sketches. London, 1862. 2 v. P. 10.473
Women of Christianity exemplary for acts
of piety and charity. London, 1852.
Portrs. P. 10.473. 1
Kelty, Mary Ann.
Biography for young ladies. London, 1839.
Portr. P. 10.477
Knapp, Samuel Lorenzo.
Female biography; containing notices of
distinguished women, in different nations
and ages. N. Y., 1834. P. 10.482
La Croix de Castries, Jean Francois, mar-
quis de.
Dictionnaire historique portatif des femmes
celebres. [Anon.] Paris, 1769. 3 v.
P. 10.493
Lairtullier, E.
Les femmes celebres de 1789 a 1795, et leur
influence dans la Revolution. Paris, 1840.
2 v. P. 10.496
Le Moyne, Pierre.
La gallerie des dames fortes. 5e edition.
Paris, 1665. Portrs. P. 10.517
La galleria delle donne forti. Modona, 1701.
PI. P.10.5171
Le Roux de Lincy, Adrien Jean Victor.
Les femmes celebres de l'ancienne France.
Memoires historiques sur la vie des
femmes franchises, depuis le cinquieme
siecle jusqu'au dix-huitieme. Tome r.
Paris, 1848. P.10.519
Martini, Lorenzo.
Alcune vite di donnc celcbri. Milano, 1829,
30. Portrs. P. 10.567
Menzies, Sutherland.
Political women. London, 1873. 2 v.
P. 10.583
Paullini, Christian Franz.
Hoch- und wohl-gelahrtcs teutsches Frauen-
Zimer, abermahl durch Hinzusetzung un-
terschiedlicher Gelehrter wie audi etlicher
auslandischer Damen bin und wieder um
ein merckliches vermehret. Franckfurth,
1712. No. 1 in P.10.677
THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
Pietrucci, Napoleone.
Delle illustri donne padovane. Cenni bio-
grafici. N. p. N. d. P. 10.695
Pigott, Charles.
The female jockey club, or, a sketch of the
manners of the age. London, pr. : N. Y.,
repr., 1794. P. 10.699
Planer, Johannes Andreas.
Tractatus de gynaeceo docto, d. i. von ga-
lehrtem Frauenzimmer. Wittenbergae,
1715. No. 8 in P.52.201
Ponce, Nicolas.
Le Lavater historique des femmes celebres,
des temps anciens et modernes . . .
TAnon.] Paris, 1822. Portr. P.10.705
Prudhomme, Louis Marie, editor.
Repertoire universel, historique, biogra-
phique des femmes celebres. mortes ou
vivantes . . . par une Societe de gens de
lettres. Paris, 1826. 4 v. P. 10.717
Ralph, James.
The other side of the question: or, an at-
tempt to rescue the characters of the two
royal sisters Q. Mary and Q. Anne out of
the hand of the d sd of .
By a woman of quality. London, 1742.
P. 10.727
Renneville, Sophie de Senneterre de.
Galerie des jeunes vierges, on modeles des
vertus; qui assurent le bonheur des
femmes. 2e edition, augmenree de plusi-
eurs vies edifiantes. Paris, 1821. Pis.
P. 10.73c)
Robbins, Chandler.
A sermon preached after the death of Eliza
Frothingham and Cornelia F. Wolcott.
mother and daughter. Boston. 1820.
No. 6 in P.i 1.3533
Roberts, Margaret.
Women of the last days of old France. Lon-
don, 1872. Illus. P.10.751
Sketches of Mme de Crequy. Jeanne Delaunay.
Mme^ Junot, Mme Le Brun, and Alexandrine
des Echerolles.
Sainte-Beuve, Charles Augustin.
Portraits of celebrated women. Translated
by H. W. Preston. Boston, 1868. Portr.
P. 10.773
Thicknesse, Ann.
Sketches of the lives and writings of the
ladies of France. London, 1780, 81. 3 v.
P. 10.883
Thomson, Katharine, and John Cockburn
Thomson. (Grace and Philip Wharton.)
The queens of society. Illustrated by Charles
Altamont Dovle, and the brothers Dalziel.
N. Y., i860. ' P. 10.887
Ungern-Sternberg, Alexander, Freiherr von.
Beruhmte deutsche Frauen des achtzehnten
Jahrhunderts. Leipzig, 1848. P.10.915
Walford, Lucy Bethiah.
Twelve English authoresses. London, 1892.
Portr. P. 10.945
Contents. — Hannah More. — Fanny Burney. —
Maria Edgeworth. — Harriet Martineau. — Jane
Austen. — Felicia Hemans. — Mary Somerville.
— Jane Taylor. — Charlotte Bronte. — Elizabeth
Gaskell. — Elizabeth B. Browning. — George
Eliot.
Williams, Jane.
The literary women of England. Including
a biographical epitome of all the most
eminent to 1700, and sketches of the poet-
esses to 1850; with extracts from their
works. London, 1861. Portrs. P.10.972
Wister, Sarah Butler, and Agnes Irwin, editors.
Worthy women of our first century. Phila.,
1877. P. 10.978
Contents. — Mrs. T. M. Randolph, by S. N. Ran-
dolph. — Mrs. Philip Schuyler, by S. F. Cooper.
— Mrs. Samuel Ripley, by Elizabeth Hoar. —
Women of New Hampshire, by Mrs. Francis VV.
Fiske. — Mrs. Rebecca Motte, by a lady of S.
Carolina. — Deborah Logan, by Mrs. O. J. Wister.
Women of worth. A book for girls. N. Y.,
i860. Pis. P. 10.983
11. Individual Biographies.
Abailard, Pierre, and Heloise.
Histoire d'Heloise et d'Abailard, suivie des
lettres les plus memorables des deux im-
mortels arrtants. [Par] Marc de Montifaud
[pseud, of Marie A. Quivogne de Monti-
faud]. Paris. [1876.] P.u.io
Anspach, Elizabeth Berkeley Craven, Mark-
grafin von.
Memoirs. Written by herself. London,
1826. 2 v. Portrs. P. 1 1.224
Austen, Jane.
Life. By Goldwin Smith. London, 1890.
P.11.369
Beck, Wilhelmine, Baronin von.
Personal adventures during the late war of
independence in Hungary. [Trans, by M.
A. Garvey.] London, 1850. 2 v. Portrs.
P. 1 1.679
Bellamy, George Anne.
Memoires de Mistriss Bellamy, actrice du
theatre de Covent-Garden. Avec une
notice sur sa vie par M. Thiers. Paris,
1822. 2 v. P. 1 1.707
Bronte, Charlotte.
Life. By Augustine Birrell. London, 1887.
["Great writers."] P.11.1178
Life. By E. C. Gaskell. N. Y., 1857. 2 v.
Portr. P. 1 1. 1 178. 1
Burden, Helen McOuat.
A memorial of Mrs. Henry Burden. N. Y.
[i860.] Pis. No. 16 in P.II.3533
Cadiere, Marie Catherine.
Factum contre le pere Jean-Baptiste Girard.
La Haye, 1731. P.11.1316
Memoire instructif pour le pere Jean-Bap-
tiste Girard, contre Marie Catherine Cadi-
ere. La Haye, 1731. No. 2 in P.11.1316
Carroll, Anna Ella.
A military genius. By Sarah Ellen Black-
well. Washington, 1891. Portr. P.11.1490
Carter, Elizabeth.
Memoirs, with a new edition of her poems;
added, some miscellaneous essays, to-
gether with her Notes on the Bible [etc.].
By the Rev. Montagu Pennington. 2d
edition. London, 1808. 2 v. Portr.
P. 1 1. 1499
Catharine, St., of Bologna.
Vita di S. Catterina Vigri, detta da Bologna.
[Per E. Nannetti.] Bologna, 1841. Portr.
P.H.T54S
Child, Lydia Maria.
Letters. With a biographical introduction by
J. G Whittier, and an appendix by Wen-
dell Phillips. Boston, 1883. Portr.
P. 1 1. 1697
Christina, queen of Sweden.
Memoires. T. 1, 2. [Par J. Arckenholtz.]
Amsterdam, 1751. P.11.1716
THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
A panegyrick of the most renowned and
serene princess Christina, . . . queene of
Swedland, Goths and Vandals. By M. de
Harst. Translated by W. L., gent. Lon-
don, 1656. P.11.1716.1
Churchill, Sarah, duchess of Marlborough.
An account of [her] conduct from her first
coming to court, to the year 1710. In a
letter from herself to my Lord . [By
N. Hooke.] London, 1742. P.n.1731
Codman, Mary.
Life and death in Christ. A sermon by J. H.
Means. Boston, 1857. No. 13 in P.n.3533
This contains also an address by A. C. Thompson.
Coleridge, Sara.
Memoir and letters. Edited by her daughter.
3d edition. London, 1873. 2 v. Portrs.
P. 1 1. 1823
Couedon, Henriette.
La voyante de la rue de Paradis. [Par Gas-
ton Mery.] Preface de fidouard Drumont.
Paris. [1896.] P.11.1974
Cushman, Melenda B.
Address at the funeral of Melenda B. Cush-
man. By S. G. Willard. Pr. for private
distribution. 1854- No. 18 in P.11.3533
Dare, Jeanne.
The life and death of Jeanne d'Arc. By
Harriet Parr. London, 1866. 2 v. Portr.
P.11.2154
Davies, Mrs. Christian.
Life and adventures of Mrs. Christian
Davies, commonly called Mother Ross;
who [served] in several campaigns under
King William and the late Duke of Marl-
borough. [Anon.] London, 1740. P. 11. 2163
Usually attributed to Defoe.
Dayton, Jane Tongrelou.
The devout churchwomau: sermon by G.
W. Doane. N. Y., 1859. No. 15 in P.ii-3533
Dean, Mary.
A discourse, the Sunday after the funeral of
Mary Dean. By Alvan Lamson. Boston.
1851. No. 7 in P.11.3533
Delany, Mary.
Autobiography and correspondence. Re-
vised from Lady Llanover's edition, and
edited by Sarah Chauncey Woolsey. Bos-
ton, 1879. 2 v. Portrs. P.u.2197
Du Barry, Marie Jeanne Gomard de Vauber-
nier. comtesse.
Precis historique de [sa] vie. Paris, 1774.
Portr. P. 1 1.2408
Du Deffand, Marie de Vichy Chamrond, mar-
quise.
Lettres a Horace Walpole. 1766 a 1790: aux-
quelles sont jointes des lettres a Voltaire,
1759 a 1775. Nouvelle edition. Paris, 1824.
4 v. P.11.2416
Dudevant, Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin.
George Sand. By Bertha Thomas. [Also,
George Sand, by Justin M'Carthy.l Bos-
ton. 1883. [Famous women.] P.n.2417
Eliot, George.
Life. By Oscar Browning. London, 1890.
["Great writers."] P.11.2588
Elisabeth, princess of Bohemia.
Memoirs of the princess Palatine of Bohe-
mia: including her correspondence with
the great men of her day, and memoirs of
the court of Holland under the princes of
Orange. By the Baroness Blaze de Bury.
London, 1853. P.11.2596
Elliot, Mary Stuart.
A brief memorial of Mrs. Elliot. Phila.,
1852. No. 8 in P. 11.3533
Farnham, Eliza Woodson.
Eliza Woodson; or, the early days of one of
the world's workers. 2d edition. N. Y.,
1864. P.11.2851
Fletcher, Eliza Dawson.
Autobiography, with letters and other family
memorials. Edited by [Lady Mary Rich-
ardson]. Boston, 1876. P.i 1.3007
Frederica Sophia Wilhelmina, Markgrafin von
Baireuth.
Memoirs. Written by herself. Translated
from the French. London, 1812. 2 v.
P.11.3137
Fry, Elizabeth.
Memoir of [her] life, with extracts from her
journal and letters. Edited by two of her
daughters. Phila., 1847, 48. 2 v. Portr.
P.11.3172
Godwin, Mary Wollstonecraft.
A defence of the character and conduct of
the late Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin; in
a series of letters to a lady. London, 1803.
No. 2 in P. 1 1.3450
Memoirs of the author of A vindication of
the rights of woman. By William Godwin.
London, 1798. Portr. No. 1 in P. 11.3450
Godwin, William.
William Godwin: his friends and contem-
poraries. By C. Kegan Paul. London.
1876. 2 v. Portrs. Fac-similes. P.11.3453
Goethe, Katharina Elisabeth Textor.
Goethe's mother. Correspondence with
Goethe, Lavater, Wieland, Duchess Anna
Amalia of Saxe-Weimar, Friedrich von
Stein, and others. Translated, with bio-
graphical sketches and notes, by Alfred S.
Gibbs. N. Y. [1880.] Portrs. P. 1 1.3457
Graham, Isabella.
Christian mourning: a sermon by J. M.
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flora to the Iroquois.
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Stampa, Gaspara.
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Wright, Mary C.
In memoriam. A sermon by W. W. Newell.
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of their virtues and vices . . . Made Eng-
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19. Delineations of Women in Liter-
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Azais, Pierre Hyacinthe.
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Histoire de M. Dalmont; Histoire de Mme de
Belval; Histoire de M. de Murville; Histoire de
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Les filles de John Bull. Par l'auteur de
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Boccaccio, Giovanni.
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Castiglione, Baldassare, conte di.
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several of his celebrated pieces. Prefix'd
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Pp- 137-240: Of the accomplishments of a court
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J., C. J.
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Kingsley, Charles.
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Les cent nouvelles nouvelles. [Anon.] Texte
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Nouvelle edition, augmentee de poesies
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Lemonnier, Camille.
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Lummis, Charles Fletcher.
The home of Ramona. Photographs of Ca-
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P.I9-537
McCourt, David William.
The treasures of Weinsberg and other
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The title poem describes the celebrated deed of
women at the surrender of Weinsberg; each
woman carrying out her husband on her back as
her most precious treasure.
Manzini, Giovanni Battista.
Les femmes illustres; or, the heroick har-
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Marechal, Pierre Sylvain.
Le jugement dernier des rois, prophetie en
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Marriott, Thomas.
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Melhorn, Wolfgang.
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Memoirs of female philosophers. By a modern
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Moore, Edward.
Fables for the female sex. [Illustrated by
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Mueldener, Rudolph, editor.
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Munby, Arthur Joseph.
Dorothy, a country story in elegiac verse.
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New tea-table miscellany, A: or, bagatelles for
the amusement of the fair sex. 2d edition.
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Nicetas Eugenianus.
Aventures de Drosilla et Charicles; trad, du
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Quitard, Pierre Marie.
Proverbes sur les femmes, l'amitie, l'amour
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Robinson, Harriet Jane Hanson.
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The new Pandora. A drama. N. Y., 1889.
P.I9753.I
Rustaing de Saint-Jory, Louis. (C. D * * *.)
Les femmes militaires. Relation historique
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Scudery, Madeleine de.
A triumphant arch erected and consecrated
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Simonnin, Antoine Jean Baptiste.
Le merite des femmes travesti. Poeme bur-
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A burlesque of Legouve's Le merite des femmes.
THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
Southey, Robert.
Poems. Bristol, 1799. 2 v. P. 19839
Dedicated to Mary Wollstonecraft. The first
poem is entitled The triumph of woman.
Swinburne, Algernon Charles.
Chastelard. A tragedy. N. Y., 1866. P. 19.869
Time of Mary queen of Scots.
Mary Stuart: a tragedy. N. Y., 1881.
P. 19.869. 1
The queen-mother and Rosamond. Boston,
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Talfourd, Francis.
Alcestis, the original strong-minded woman.
A classical burlesque. [Anon.] Oxford,
1850. P. 19.87 1
Macbeth tiavestie: a burlesque in two acts.
As performed at Henley on the day of the
regatta, June 17, 1847. 3d edition. [Anon.]
Oxford, 1850. No. 2 in P. 19.871
Tennyson.
Queen Mary. A drama. Boston, 1875.
P. 19.878
Warner, H. H., compiler.
Songs of the spindle and legends of the
loom. London, 1889. P.I9-949
Woolson, Constance Fenimore.
Two women: 1862. A poem. N. Y., 1877.
P. 19985
20. History and Condi-
tion of Women.
Adrian, Johann Valentin.
Die Priesterinnen der Griechen. Frankfurt
am Main, 1822. P.20.8
Aikin, Lucy.
Epistles on women, exemplifying their
character and condition in various ages
and nations. With miscellaneous poems.
London, 1810. P.20.11
Alexander, William, M.D.
The history of women. London, 1779. 2 v.
P.20.15
Almanach, L', des femmes, ou, description de
ce qu'il y a de plus curieux dans les
mceurs, les usages & la figure des femmes,
chez les differens peuples de l'univers. La
Haye, 1767. P.20.18
Andrews, John, LL.D.
Remarks on the French and English ladies
in a series of letters. London, 1783. P.20.22
Astell, Mar>.
An essay in defence of the female sex. In a
letter to a lady. Written by a lady. [Anon.]
3d edition, with additions. London, 1697.
P.20.33
Becker, Wilhelm Adolph.
Charicles: or illustrations of the private life
of the ancient Greeks; with notes and ex-
cursus. Translated by Frederick Metcalfe.
London, 1845. P.20.68
Gallus: or Roman scenes of the time of
Augustus; with notes and excursuses.
Translated by Frederick Metcalfe. 2d edi-
tion. London, 1849. Pis. P.20.68. 1
Blair, Thomas S.
Human progress. What can man do to
further it? N. Y., 1896. P.20.91
Blanc, Therese. (Th. Bentzon.)
The condition of woman in the United
States. Translated by Abby Langdon Al-
ger. Boston, 1895. Portr. P.20.94
Buschmann, August.
Deutsche Frauen der Vorzeit. Warendorf,
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Child, Lydia Maria.
The history of the condition of women, in
various ages and nations. 2d edition. Bos-
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[Crimes against women. A collection of cut-
tings from newspapers and periodicals.]
P.20.204
Dall, Caroline Wells Healey.
The college, the market, and the court; or,
woman's relation to education, labor, and
law. [2d edition.] Boston, 1868. P.20.211
Disputatio perjucunda, qua anonymus probare
nititur, Mulieres homines non esse; cui op-
posita est Simonis Gedicci, Defensio sexus
muliebris. Parisiis, 1693. P.20.231
Attributed by some authorities to Valens Acida-
lius.
Draigu, .
Le roman de la femme chretienne. fitude
historique, avec une lettre-preface de Hu-
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Dryden, Anne Richelieu.
Can woman regenerate society? [Anon.]
London, 1844. P.20.241
Eichler, Johann Christian, and Gottfried Eber-
hard.
Discursum politicum de foeminarum impe-
rio, quod regni jure habent, proponunt Jo.
Christianus Eichler et Gothofredus Eber-
hard. Lipsiae, 1662. No. 5 in P.52.201
Engelstoft, Laurits.
Forfog til en Skildring af Qvindekjonnets
huuslige og borgerlige Kaar hos Skan-
dinaverne for Kristendommens Indforelse.
Kiobenhavn, 1799. P.20.265
Essays relative to the habits, character, and
moral improvement of the Hindoos. Lon-
don, 1823. P.29.274
The first four essays are on the burning of widows
in India.
Farnham, Eliza Woodson.
Woman and her era. N. Y., 1864. 2 v.
P.20.285
Geschichte derer Amazonen. Mit Kupfern.
[Ubersetzt von J. G. Krunitz.] [Berlin,
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Giraud, Lecn.
Essai sur la condition des femmes en Europe
& en Amerique. [Anon.] Paris, 1882.
P.20.341
Grimke, Sarah Moore.
Letters on the equality of the sexes, and the
condition of woman. Addressed to Mary
S. Parker. Boston, 1838. P.20.361
Gruend- und probierliche Beschreibung, Ar-
gument und Schluss-Articul samt beyge-
fiigten ausfuhrlichen Beantwortungen:
Belangend die Frag ob die Weiber
Menschen seyn oder nicht? . . . Ge-
sprachsweiss lustig verfassetund publicirt
durch einen besondern Liebhaber der
Lieb und Bescheidenheit. Anno 1617.
N. p. Gedruckt im Jahr 1671. P.20.364
Guyon, Claude Marie.
Histoire des Amazones anciennes et mo-
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dernes, avec une preface historique pour
servir d'introduction. Bruxelles, 1741.
Pis. P.20.370
Hoeltich, Franz Heinrich.
Q. D. B. V. Quaest. Foemina non est homo
videbunt publice Franciscus Henricus
Hoeltich & Johannes Casparus Waltz.
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Jacolliot, Louis.
La femme dans l'lnde. Paris, 1877. P20.451
Limburg-Brouwer, Petrus van.
Einiges uber die griechischen Frauen im his-
torischen Zeitalter. Nach P. van Limburg-
Brower, von C. B. A. Fickler. Heidelberg,
1848. P. 20. 525
Martin, Kate Byam.
The social status of European and American
women. By Kate Byam Martin and Ellen
M. Henrotin. Chicago, 1887. ^ P.20.568
Contents. — European women, by K. B. Martin.
— American women, by E. M. Henrotin.
Meiners, Christoph.
Geschichte des weiblichen Geschlechts.
Hannover, 1788, 1800. 4 v. P.20.579
Millar, John.
Observations concerning the distinction of
ranks in society. 2d edition, enlarged.
London, 1773. P.20.594
The first section is entitled: Of the rank and
condition of women in different ages.
Moke, Henri Guillaume.
Du sort de la femme dans les temps anciens
et modernes. Gand, i860. P.20.602
Ossoli, Sarah Margaret Fuller, marchesa d'.
Woman in the nineteenth century, and kin-
dred papers relating to the sphere, condi-
tion, and duties of woman. Edited by
Arthur B. Fuller. New edition, with an
introduction by Horace Greeley. N. Y.,
1869. P.20.661
Paradoxe sur les femmes, ou Ton tache de
prouver qu'elles ne sont pas de 1'espece
humaine. [Traduit du latin par Charles
Clapies.] Cracovie, 1766. P.20.671
The half-title is "Etrennes pour les femmes.
Attributed to Valens Acidalius.
Petit, Pierre.
Petri Petiti De Amazonibus dissertatio.
Ed. 2a. Amstelodami, 1687. P.20.688
Ramabai Sarasvati, Pundita.
The high-caste Hindu woman. With intro-
duction by Rachel L. Bodley. Phila., 1887.
2 portrs. P.20.727
Ratier, Felix Severin.
De la condition et de l'influence des femmes
sous l'Empire et depuis la Restauration.
Paris, 1822. P.20.731
Stanton, Theodore, editor.
The woman question in Europe. With an
introduction by Frances Power Cobbe.
N. Y., 1884. P.20.849
Thomas, Antoine Leonard.
Essai sur le caractere, les mceurs et l'esprit
des femmes dans les differens siecles.
Paris, 1772. PI. P.20.887
Towers, Joseph.
Dialogues concerning the ladies. Added,
an essay on the antient Amazons. [Anon.]
London, 1785. P.20.899
Triomphe, Le, des femmes, discours acade-
mique, dedie au beau sexe. Milan, 1801.
P.20.903
Varet, Alexandre.
The nunn's complaint against the fryars, be-
ing the charge given into the court of
France by the nunns of St. Katherine,
against the Fathers Cordeliers, their con-
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A translation of Factum pour les religieuses de
Sainte-Catherine-les-Provins.
Woolson, Abba Goold.
Women in American society. Boston, 1873.
P. 20. 985
30. Education.
Aikin, John.
Letters to a young lady, on a course of Eng-
lish poetry. Boston, 1806. P.30.8
Albany female academy, Albany, N. Y.
Circular and catalogue, 1856. Albany, 1856.
No. 36 in P.30.104
American woman's educational association.
Annual report, ist-3d. N. Y., 1853-55.
No. 21-23 in P.30.104
Astell, Mary.
A serious proposal to the ladies for the ad-
vancement of their true and greatest inter-
est . By a lover of her sex. London, 1697.
P.30.33
Bellamy, Daniel.
The young ladies miscellany: or, youth's in-
nocent and rational amusement. Prefixed,
a short essay on the art of pronunciation,
and the great advantage arising from an
early practice of it in publick. London,
1723- P.30.72
Boston. School committee.
Report on High school for girls. 1853, 54.
Boston, 1853, 54- No. 1-4 in P.30.104
Chapman, Priscilla.
Hindoo female education. London, 1839.
Pis. P. 30. 163
Comer's commercial college, Boston.
Annual catalogue and circular of terms. Bos-
ton, 1855. No. 37 in P. 30. 104
Davies, Emily.
Women in the universities of England and
Scotland. Cambridge, 1896. P.30.217
Davis, Paulina Wright.
On the education of females. [Also, Letter
from Harriet Martineau.] Syracuse, 1853.
[Woman's rights tracts. No. 3.]
No. 8 in P.60.621; No. 16 in P.60.979
Dufour, Marie Armande Jeanne.
Contre le projet de loi de S * * * M * * *,
portant defense d'apprendre a lire aux
femmes, par une femme qui ne se pique
pas d'etre femme de lettres. Paris, 1801.
No. 2 in P.30.559.1
Fenelon.
De l'education des filles; nouvelle edition
. . . augmentee de la vie de l'auteur. Paris,
1821. Portr. P.30.289
Friedlaender, H. H.
Jahres-Bericht iiber die hohere Tochter-
schule, womit zu der am 21., 22. und 23.
December im Schullokale stattfindenden
Prufung und Schlussfeier ergebenst ein-
geladen wird. Nebst einer Abhandlung:
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Was fordert unsere Zeit hinsichtlich der
intellektuellen Bildung des weiblichen Ge-
schlechts? Elberfeld, 1846. P.30.315
GM N.
Les femmes sgavantes, ou bibliotheque des
dames. Amsterdam, 1718. P.30.320
Gannett, Ezra Stiles.
An address delivered at the 4th convention
of the West Newton state normal school,
July 24, 1850. Boston, 1850.
No. 31 in P.30.104
Godwin, Mary Wollstonecraft.
Mrs. Wollstonecraft's Thoughts on the edu-
cation of daughters. With reflections on
female conduct . . . Added, Fenolon [sic]
archbishop of Cambray's Instructions to a
governess, and An address to mothers.
Dublin, 1788. No. 2 in P.82.345.3
Hatfield, Miss S.
Letters on the importance of the female sex:
with observations on their manners, and
on education. 2d edition. London, 1803.
P.30.387
Lady's rhetorick, The: containing rules for
speaking and writing elegantly. In a
familiar discourse directed to an honour-
able and learned lady . . . Done from the
French, with some improvements. Lon-
don, 1707. P.30.493
Leicester academy, Leicester, Mass.
Catalogue, 1854/5. Worcester, 1855.
No. 35 in P.30.104
Marechal, Pierre Sylvain.
II ne faut pas que les femmes sachent lire;
ou projet d'une loi portant defense d'ap-
prendre a lire aux femmes. 3e edition.
Paris. [1853-] P.30.559
Projet d'une loi portant defense d'apprendre
a lire aux femmes. Paris, 1801. P.30.559. 1
Same. Bruxelles, 1847. P.30.559.2
The edition of 1801 contains also the reply of
Madame Gacon Dufour, Marechal's friend and
biographer.
Massachusetts. State normal school at West
Newton.
Course of training, etc., being the substance
of the reports of the principal [for 1851,
52]. [Boston? 1852.] No. 29 in P.30.104
General catalogue, 1852. Boston, 1852.
No. 30 in P.30.104
— State normal school at Westfield.
Catalogue, year ending July 31, 1855. Spring-
field, 1855. No. 32 in P.30.104
Mayo, Amory Dwight.
Southern women in the recent educational
movement in the South. Washington,
1892. [Bureau of education. Circular of
information, no. 1, 1892.] P30.575
Moir, John.
Female tuition: or, an address to mothers,
on the education of daughters. New edi-
tion. London. [1800?] P.30.601
Parsons, Benjamin.
The mental and moral dignity of woman.
London, 1842. P. 30.673
Putnam free school, Newburyport, Mass.
General catalogue of the trustees, instructors
and students, from 1848 to 1854. New-
buryport, 1854. PI. 2 plans.
No. 33 in P.30.104
Ramabai association.
Report of annual meeting held March 12,
1894. Boston, 1894. PI. P30.727
Sauerbrei, Johann.
Diatriben academicam de foeminarum eru-
ditionc priorem . . . proponit Johannes
Sauerbrei. [Posteriorem proponit respon-
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No. 4 in P.52.201
See, Camille, editor.
Lycees et colleges de jeunes filles. Docu-
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des deputes et au Senat ... 6e edition.
Paris, 1896. P.30.809
Whitford, Helena.
Letters on subjects of importance to the
happiness of young females, addressed by
a governess to her pupils. London. [1799?]
P.30.965
Imperfect.
Thoughts and remarks on establishing an
institution, for the support and education
of unportioned respectable females. Lon-
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A project for establishing a protestant nunnery.
Williston seminary, Easthampton, Mass.
Annual catalogue, 12th. Northampton, 1853.
No. 34 in P.30.104
31. Domestic Education.
English gentlewoman, The; or, hints to young
ladies on their entrance into society. Lon-
don, 1845. P.31.265
English matron, The. By the author of "The
English gentlewoman." London, 1846.
P.31265.1
Webster, Augusta.
A housewife's opinions. London, 1879.
P.3I.955
32. Ethical Education.
Boudier de Villemert, Pierre Joseph.
L'ami des femmes. [Anon.] Paris, 1759.
P.32.105
Same. Nouvelle edition, augmentee. 1775.
P.32.105. 1
Chapone, Hester Mulso.
Letters on the improvement of the mind,
addressed to a young lady. 4th edition.
London, 1774. 2 v. P.32.163
Cobbett, William.
Advice to young men, and (incidentally) to
young women in the middle and higher
ranks of life. London, 1829. P.32.179
Kenrick, William.
The whole duty of woman. By a lady. Re-
vised and improved by original additions.
Newbury. [175-?] P-32-475
Ladies calling, The. By the author of The
whole duty of man, &c. The second im-
pression. Oxford, 1673. PI. P.32.493
Pennington, Lady Sarah.
An unfortunate mother's advice to her ab-
sent daughters; in a letter to Miss Pen-
nington. 2d edition. London, 1761.
No. 3 in P.32.842
Steele, Sir Richard.
Bibliotheque des dames, contenant des
regies generates pour leur conduite, dans
toutes les circonstances de la vie. Traduite
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de l'anglois [par Francois Michel Janigon].
Amsterdam, 1724, 27. 3 v. P.32.8S0
The ladies library. Vol. 1, 2. London, 1714.
P.32.850.1
Same. Vol. 1-3. 7th edition. London, 1772.
Pis. P.32.850.2
33. Religious Education.
Corona dei sette dolori di Maria Vergine, e
meditazioni sopra ciascun dolore in parti-
colare con altri divoti esercizi. Torino,
T I834" «■,• u a. R33-193
Jocehne, Elizabeth.
The mothers legacie, to her vnborne childe.
Reprinted from the edition of 1625. With
a biographical and historical introduction
[by Robert Lee]. Edinburgh, 1852.
P-33-459
Schimmelpenninck, Mary Anne.
Manual of la mere Agnes, or, a gift from an
abbess to her nuns. Bristol, 1829. P.33.795
Society for promoting female education in the
East.
Female agency among the heathen, as re-
corded in the history and correspondence
of the society. London, 1850. P.33.835
34. College Education.
Association of collegiate alumnae.
Report of the committee on admission of
colleges. N. p. [1890, 91.] P-34-33
Crowe, Martha Foote.
The status of foreign collegiate education for
women. A partial abstract of the Report
on educational progress presented to the
Association of collegiate alumnae. N. p.
1891. P.34.205
Massachusetts society for the university edu-
cation of women.
Report, January, 1881. Boston, 1881.
. x ,- P-34-509
Orton, James, editor.
The liberal education of women: the demand
and the method. N. Y., 1873. P.34.661
Stevens, Walter Le Conte.
The admission of women to universities.
N. Y., 1883. P.34.855
35. Coeducation.
Barnard, Frederick Augustus Porter.
Should American colleges be open to
women as well as to men? A paper pre-
sented to the twentieth annual convoca-
tion of the University of the state of New
York. Albany, 1882. P.35-54
.Reprinted from the Proceedings of the convoca-
tion [*636i. 2.1882].
Boston. School committee.
Majority and minority reports of the Special
committee on subject of co-education of
the sexes. Boston, 1890. P.35.102
Pollard, Josephine.
Coeducation. Illustrated by Walter Satter-
lee. N. Y., 1883. P.35.704
36. Colleges for Women.
Antioch college, Yellow Springs, O.
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1855. PI. No. 26 in P.30.104
Girton college.
Report for 1875/76-77/78. [Cambridge, 1876-
78.] P.36.341
New York central college, McGrawville, N. Y.
Catalogue of the officers and students, for
1851/2, 52/3. Homer, 1852, 53.
No. 27, 28 in P.30.104
Newnham hall company.
[Report.] June, Dec, 1877. [Cambridge,
1877-] P.36.639
The above company, uniting with the Association
for promoting the higher education of women in
Cambridge, formed Newnham college.
Oberlin college, Oberlin, O.
Catalogue of the officers and students, for
1852/3. Oberlin, 1852. No. 25 in P.30.104
Society for the collegiate instruction of women
by professors and other instructors of
Harvard college.
Courses of study for 1890-91, with the re-
quirements for admission. Cambridge,
1890. P.36.835
University of Iowa.
Catalogue. 1886/87. [Iowa City.] 1886.
P.36.915
White, Andrew Dickson.
Report submitted to the trustees of Cornell
university in behalf of a majority of the
committee on Mr. Sage's proposal to en-
dow a college for women. Ithaca, 1872.
P.36.965
39. Social Ethics.
Croiy, Jennie Cunningham. (Jennie June.)
Jennie Juneiana: talks on women's topics.
Boston, 1864. P.39205
Gillet, Robert.
The pleasures of reason: or, the hundred
thoughts of a sensible young lady. In
English and French. 3d edition. London,
1798. PI. Map. P.39338
Gisborne, Thomas.
An enquiry into the duties of the female sex.
London, 1801. P-39-342
Gregory, George, D.D.
Legs d'un pere a ses filles, trad, de l'Anglais
par L ***** . Paris . N. d. P-39-359
Hazeltine, Mayo Williamson.
The American woman in Europe, and the
keys to New York society. N. Y., 1879.
P-39-39I
La Tour Landry, Geoffroy de.
The book of the Knight of the tower, Lan-
dry, which he made for the instruction of
his daughters . . . Now done into English
by Alexander Vance. Dublin, 1868.
P-39-505
Lois, Les, de la galanterie. (1644.) [Publiees
par Ludovic Lalanne.] Paris, 1855. [Le
tresor des pieces rares ou inedites.]
P-39-529
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Restif de La Bretonne, Nicolas Edme.
Les gynographes, ou idees de deux hon-
netes femmes sur un projet de reglement
propose a toute l'Europe, pour mettre les
femmes a leur place & operer le bonheur
des deux sexes. Avec des notes historiques
et justificatives. La-Haie, 1777. 2 v.
P.3974I
Tart 2 contains the Notes, and a list of famous
women.
Valresson, comtesse de.
Manuel de la bonne societe. 4c edition.
Paris, 1886. P.39-923
Young gentleman and lady, The, instructed in
such principles of politeness, prudence
and virtue as will lay a sure foundation
for gaining respect ... in this life, and
eternal happiness in a future state. Lon-
don, 1747. 2 v. P-39-995
40. Health and Hygiene.
Terhune, Mary Virginia. (Marion Harland.)
Eve's daughters; or, common sense for
maid, wife, and mother. N. Y., 1882.
P.40.879
42. Health in Education and
Occupation.
Ames, Azel.
Sex in industry: a plea for the working-girl.
Boston, 1875. P-42-i7
Association of collegiate alumnae..
Health statistics of women college gradu-
ates. With statistical tables collated by
the Massachusetts Bureau of statistics of
labor. Boston, 1885. P-42-33
Clarke, Edward Hammond.
The building of a brain. Boston, 1874.
P.42.I75
Sex in education; or, a fair chance for the
girls. Boston, 1873. P.42. 175.1
Comfort, George Fisk, and Anna Manning
Comfort.
Woman's education, and woman's health:
chiefly in reply to "Sex in education."
Syracuse, 1874. P.42. 185
Duffey, Eliza Bisbee.
No sex in education; or, an equal chance
for both girls and boys. A review of Dr.
Clarke's "Sex in education." Phila.
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Howe, Julia Ward, editor.
Sex and education. A reply to Dr. Clarke's
"Sex in education." Boston, 1874. P. 42.431
43. Physiology. Diseases of Women.
Aubin,
Histoire des diables de Loudun, ou de la
possession des religieuses Ursulines, et de
la condamnation & du suplice d'Urbain
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P.43-35
The history of the devils of Loudun, the al-
leged possession of the Ursuline nuns, and
the trial and execution of Urbain Gran-
dier. Translated from the original French,
and edited by Edmund Goldsmid. Edin-
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Austin, George Lowell.
Perils of American women; or, a doctor's
talk with maiden, wife and mother. Bos-
ton, 1883. *P-43-37
Pineau, Severin.
Sev. Pinasus de virginitatis notis, graviditate
& partu. Ludov. Bonaci lus de conforma-
tione fcetus. Accedunt alia. Amstela;-
dami, 1663. Pis. *P.43.6o7
There are additional articles by Felix Platerus,
Pierre Gassendi, and Melchior Sebisch.
Roussel, Pierre.
Systeme physique et moral de la femme.
Nouvelle edition, augmentee d'une notice
sur l'auteur par le docteur Cerise. Paris,
1869. , P.43763
Storer, Horatio Robinson.
The causation, course, and treatment of re-
flex insanity in women. Boston, 187 1.
P.43-859
Unzer, Johann Christoph.
Cvr feminis Evropaeis et illvstribvs prae aliis
gentibvs et rvsticis partvs sint laboriosi-
ores. Dissertatio inavgvralis medica. Goet-
tingae. [1771J *P-43-9i.S
44. Personal Beauty. Dress.
Modern hygeian, A. Boston. [189-.] Portrs.
P-44-599
Contents. — Sensible dressing, by Grace A. Pres-
ton. — Health and woman's dress, by Mary A.
Livermore. — The artist of health, beauty and
fashion, by Caroline M. Dodson. — The corset.
Questions of pressure and displacement, by Rob-
ert L. Dickinson.
Voiart, Anne Elisabeth Petitpain.
Lettres sur la toilette des dames. Paris, 1822.
PI. [Encyclopedic des dames.] P.44.939
50. Relations and Com-
parisons of the Sexes.
Adams, Oscar Fay.
The presumption of sex, and other papers.
Boston, 1892. P.50.6
Agrippa von Nettesheim, Heinrich Cornelius.
De la grandeur et de l'excellence des femmes
audessus des hommes. Trad., avec des
notes curieuses et la vie d' Agrippa, par
*** [Jean d'Arnaudin]. Paris, 1713. P.50.9
Des Cornelii Agrippae anmuthiges und curi-
euses Tractatgen von dem Vorzug des
weiblichen vor dem mannlichen Ge-
schlecht, ehemals aus dem Lateinischen
ins Frantzoische, anietzo aus dem Frant-
zoischen ins Teutsche tibersetzt von I. K.
L. Gedruckt im Jahr 1720.
No. 2 in P.50.335
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De incertitudine & vanitate omnium scienti-
arum & artium liber . . . Accedunt duo
libelli; qvorum unus est De nobilitate &
praecellentia fceminei sexus, ejusdemq;
supra virilem eminentia; alter De matri-
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Twee doorluchtige en vernuftige reddeneer-
ingen. 't eerste van het lof der edeler be-
gaaftheen en uytstekentheen der vrouwen,
boven alle aertse schepselen. 't tweede van
de eerste sonde onser eerste ouderen . . .
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Letters to a lady of the court of France, on
some curious and usefull subjects. With
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Blackwell, Antoinette Louise Brown.
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vaillant, plus sgauant, plus vertueux & plus
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Feyjoo y Montenegro, Francisco Benito Ge-
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Guilmot, Docteur.
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d'apres les connaissances actuelles et les
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Haughton, George Dunbar.
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t P.50.389
La Barre, Francois Poulain de.
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Same. 1692. No. 2 in P.50.491
Dissertation ov discours, pour servir de
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deux sexes. Paris, 1692. No. 3 in P.50.491
M***.
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Pagenstecher, Johann Friedrich Wilhelm.
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"On the beard as a proof of masculine superi-
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La Raffaella. Dialogue de la gentille edu-
cation des femmes. Trad, nouvelle, texte
italien en regard, par Alcide Bonneau.
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Stiles, Henry Reed.
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What young people should know. Boston.
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5 1 . Love.
Bembo, Pietro, cardinal.
Degli Asolani, libri tre, con gli argomenti a
ciascun libro, e con le postille di Tommaso
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Dialogues on love.
Beyle, Marie Henri. (Stendhal.)
De l'amour. Paris, 1868. *P.5i.8s
Domenichi, Lodovico.
Dialoghi . . . Vinegia, 1562. P.51.234
Finck, Henry Theophilus.
Romantic love and personal beauty. Lon-
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Swedenborg, Emanuel.
Conjugial love and its chaste delights; also,
adulterous love and its sinful pleasures.
N. Y., 1856. P.51865
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La femme ou les six amours. 2e edition.
Paris, 1828. 5 v. Pis. P-5I.937
Contents. — i. Amour filial. 2. Amour fraternel.
3. Amour. 4. Amitie. 5. Amour maternel.
52. Marriage.
Acollas, fimile.
Necessite de refondre l'ensemble de nos
codes, et notamment le Code Napoleon au
point de vue de l'idee democratique. ae
edition. Paris, 1866. P.52.4
Address, An, to the ladies, shewing how haz-
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at this time. By a young batchelor. Lon-
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Andrews, Stephen Pearl, editor.
Love, marriage and divorce, and the sover-
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Henry James, Horace Greeley, and Ste-
phen Pearl Andrews: including the final
replies of Mr. Andrews rejected by the
Tribune. N. Y., 1853. P.52.21
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Balaguer y Merino, Andreu.
De las costums nupcials catalanas en lo segle
xiv. Per las bodas del Dr. Joseph Pitre
ab Francisca de Paula Vitrano. Barce-
lona, 1877. P.52.45
Balzac, Honore de.
Physiologie du mariage, ou meditations de
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Brisson, Barnabc.
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1564. No. 2 in P.52.201
De ritv nvptiarvm liber singvlaris. Eivsdem
de ivre convbiorvm liber alter. Parisiis,
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De veteri ritu nvptiarvm & jure connubio-
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G, G.
The marriage laws considered with the view
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Birmingham. [1883.] P.52.130
Signed G. C.
Carlier, Auguste.
Marriage in the United States. Translated
by B. Joy Jeffries. Boston, 1867. P.52.147
Cocchi, Antonio.
Del matrimonio. Coll' aggiunta del giudizio
data sopra questa operetta da un dottissi-
mo anonimo. Londra, 1762. P.52.180
Cornwaleys, Henry.
The bridal bush: or, a sermon preached to
a new-married couple, at /Easen in Nor-
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Cramer, Christian.
Dissertatio ivridica de conivgio maris pav-
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Daehne van Varick, Eduardus Hugo Maria
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Specimen juridicum inaugurale de jure quod
conjuges in bona communia habent . . .
Trajecti ad Rhenum, 1848. P.52.210
Dumas, Alexandre, the younger.
L'homme-femme. Reponse a Henri dTde-
ville. I4e edition. Paris, 1872. P.52.245.1
Same. 4oe edition. P.S2.245
Dwight, Sereno Edwards.
The Hebrew wife: or the law of marriage,
examined in relation to the lawfulness of
polygamy, and to the extent of the law of
incest. With introductory recommendation
by Ralph Wardlaw. Glasgow, 1837.
P. 5 2. 249
Elliot, Richard.
A wedding sermon: being the substance of a
discourse delivered at Glass-house yard,
May 14, 1775. London, 1776. P.52.261
Fausto da Longiano, Sebastiano.
Delle nozze, trattato, in cvi si leggono i riti,
i costvmi, gl'institvti, le cerimonie, et le
solennita' di diuersi antichi popoli, ende si
sono tratti molti problemi; & aggiuntiui,
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Gaya, Louis de.
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Gidumal, Dayaram.
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Guevara, Antonio de.
A letter written ... to Mosen Puche of Va-
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go, Die Ehe werden im Himmel gemacht
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Herzer, Franz Xavier.
Nachricht von Stiftungen zur Aussteurung
gut gesitteter, und arbeitsamer Madchen
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libel gerathener Ehen zur Ueberlogung fiir
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Le Guay de Premontval, Andre Pierre.
Des Herrn von Premontval Monogamie,
worin wider die gemeine Meinung er-
wiesen wird, dass das Gesetz der Natur.
Moses und Jesu Christi einstimmig die
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Manuel, Francisco.
The government of a wife; or, wholsom and
pleasant advice for married men: in a let-
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With some additions of the translator, dis-
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a letter . . . written in Spanish by Antonio
de Guevara . . . Translated into English
by John Stevens. London, 1697. P.52.557
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Marriage; a satire; with two satires on love
and old age. London, 1728.
No. 2 in P.52.837
Newton, Alonzo Eliot.
The better way: an appeal to men in behalf
of human culture through a wiser paren-
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Patronus Nupturientium, pseud.
De injuriis quse haud raro novis nuptis,
1. Per sparsionem dissectorum culmorum
frugum, 2. per injustam interpellationem
ulterioris proclamationis, 3. per ligationes
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[1702.I No. 10 in P.52.201
Poynter, Thomas.
A concise view of the doctrine and practice
of the ecclesiastical courts in Doctors'
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Smith, Elizabeth Oakes.
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Sprint, John.
The bride -woman's covnseller: being a ser-
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Swinburne, Henry, LL.D.
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53. Divorce.
Beze, Theodore de.
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Dumas, Alexandre, the younger.
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Mtlton, John.
The doctrine and discipline of divorce. Lon-
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Necker de Saussure, Albertine Adrienne.
Reflexions sur le divorce. Lausanne, 1784.
P.53-635
Woolsey, Theodore Dwight.
Essay on divorce and divorce legislation,
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54. Prostitution.
Godefroi, Michael Jacobus.
Getuigen en redden. Open brief aan H.
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Hale, William, of London?
Considerations on the causes and the preva-
lence of female prostitution; and on the
most practicable means of abating and
preventing that, and all other crimes
against the virtue and safety of the com-
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The concluding pages are lacking.
Hoessli, Heinrich.
Eros. Die Mannerliebe der Griechen . . .
Oder Forschungen iiber platonische
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Hooker, Isabella Beecher.
Womanhood: its sanctities and fidelities.
Boston, 1874. P.54.425
Parent-Duchatelet, Alexandre Jean Baptiste.
De la prostitution dans la ville de Paris,
consideree sous le rapport de l'hygiene
publique, de la morale et de l'administra-
tion . . . precede d'une notice historique
sur la vie et les ouvrages de l'auteur. par
Fr. Leuret. Bruxelles, 1837. Maps. Table.
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Prostitution in Paris, considered morally.
politically, and medically . . . Translated
from the French, by an American phvsi-
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Pierson, H.
Een onderzoek naar de prostitutie-kwestie.
Repliek, betoog en voorstel. 's Graven-
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Prostitutie van de wetenschap. Antwoord
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..De prostitutie-kwestie." 's Gravenhage,
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Povveli, Aaron Macy.
State regulation of vice. Regulation efforts
in America. The Geneva congress. N. Y.,
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Romeo, pseud.
Open brief aan H. Pierson, in zake de pros-
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Seven reasons for the repeal of the contagious
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Sinnenlust, Die, und ihre Opfer. Geschichte
der Prostitution aller Zeiten und Volker,
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Tait, William.
Magdalenism. An inquiry into the extent,
causes, and consequences of prostitution
in Edinburgh. 2d edition. Edinburgh,
1842. P.54-87I
Fokker, Abraham Pieter.
Open brief aan DB H. Pierson. In antwoord
op zijn geschrift voor eenige dagen in
zake prostitutie-kwestie verschenen, tevens
laatste woord van A. P. Fokker. Haar-
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De prostitutie-kwestie. Haarlem, 1879.
P-54-303-I
60. Rights of Women.
Appeal to the men of Great Britain in behalf
of women. [London.] 1798. P.60.25
Beecher, Catharine Esther.
The true remedy for the wrongs of woman;
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with a history of an enterprise having that
for its object. Boston, 1851. PI. P.60.69
Bible, The, of nature, and substance of virtue.
Condensed from the scriptures of eminent
cosmians, pantheists and physiphilanthro-
pists. Albany, 1842. 2 v. Illus. Portrs.
P.60.86
Vol. 2 contains Women, their condition and in-
fluence, by Joseph Alexander Segur; The rights
of woman, by Mary Wollstonecraft, and similar
articles.
Blake, Lillie Devereux.
Woman's place to-day. Four lectures in re-
ply to the Lenten lectures on "Woman"
by Morgan Dix. N. Y. [1883] P.60.91
Contents. — Woman in paganism and Christi-
anity. — Home. — Causes of divorce. — Woman's
true mission.
Buechner, Louise.
Praktische Versuche zur Losung der Frau-
enfrage. Berlin. [1870.] P.60.124
Congres franqais et international du droit des
femmes, 1889. [Travaux] Paris, 1889.
P.60.187
Dodge, Mary Abigail. (Gail Hamilton.)
Woman's wrongs: a counter-irritant. Bos-
ton, 1868. P.60.234
Dumas. Alexandre, the younger.
Les femmes qui tuent et les femmes qui
votent. I3e edition. Paris, 1880. P.60.245
Enfranchisement of women. Reprinted from
the Westminster and foreign quarterly re-
view, for July, 1851. [Boston, 1854.]
[Woman's rights tracts. No. 3.]
No. 12 in P.60.979
Ethelmer, Ellis.
Woman free. [Poem with notes.] [Lon-
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Femmes, Les, et les feministes. [Paris, 1896.]
Illus. Portrs. P.60.289
This is the number for Nov. 28, 1896, of the Revue
encyclopedique Larousse.
Contents. — Les hommes feministes. par Marya
Cheliga. — La femme nouvelle, par Jules Bois. —
La femme moderne, par les principales persona-
lity feminines de France et de l'etranger. — La
femme devant la loi, par Gustave Lejeal. — La
femme musulmane, par Albert Fua. — Femmes
hindues, par D. Menant. — Evolution du femi-
nisme par Marya Cheliga. — Bibliographic femi-
nine.
Frauenfrage, Die, in den verschiedenen Cul-
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Jahrg. 6, pp. 542-563- Leipzig, 1870.)
P.60.313
Gage, Matilda E. Joslyn.
Speech at the Woman's rights convention,
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No. 12 in P.60.621 ; No. 18 in P.60.679
Godwin, Mary Wollstonecraft.
A vindication of the rights of woman. Lon-
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Haighton. Elise A.
De vrouw in Nederland. [Amsterdam, 1882.]
P.60.373
Hericourt, Jenny P. d'.
La femme affranchie. Reponse a. Mm. Mi-
chelet, Proudhon . . . et aux autres nova-
teurs modernes. Bruxelles, i860. P.60.405
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth.
Common sense about women. Boston, 1892.
P.60.413
Same. [Abridged.] 3d edition. London,
1884. P.60.413. 1
"Almost half the original book is omitted in this
unauthorized reprint."
Die Frauenfrage und der gesunde Menschen-
verstand. Aus dem Englischen von Eu-
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Ought women to learn the alphabet? Bos-
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Woman and her wishes. An essay. Boston,
1853. P.60.413.3; No. 17 in P.60.621
Same. [1854. Woman's rights tracts. No.
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Huygens, Cornelie.
Een woord aan de nederlandsche vrouwen.
Rede. Amsterdam. [1896.] P.60.439
Ladies' enterprise publishing association, Bos-
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A New year's offering to their patrons and
the public. Boston. 1855. No. 24 in P.30.104
Legouve, Ernest Wilfrid Gabriel JeanBap-
tiste.
Histoirc morale des femmes. Paris, 1849.
P.60.514
May, Samuel Joseph.
The rights and condition of women. A ser-
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No. 9 in P.60.621
The subjection of women. N. Y., 1870.
P.60.593
Miller, Leo.
Woman and the Divine republic. Buffalo
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Mott, Lucretia.
Discourse on woman, Dec. 17, 1849. Phila.,
1850. P.60.621
National woman's rights convention.
Proceedings at Worcester, Oct., 1850. Bos-
ton. 185 t.
No. 3 in P.60.621 ; No. 6 in P.60.979
Proceedings at Worcester, Oct.. 1851. N. Y.,
1852. No. 4 in P.60.621: No. 7 in P.60.979
Proceedings at Syracuse, Sept., 1852. Syra-
cuse, 1852.
No. 5 in P.60.621; No. 8 in P.60.979
Proceedings at Cleveland, Oct., 1853. Cleve-
land, 1854.
No. 23 in P.60.621: No. 9 in P.60.979
Nichols, Clarinda I. Howard.
On the responsibilities of woman. A speech,
Oct. 15, 1851. [Syracuse, 1853. Woman's
rights tracts. No. 6.] No. 11 in P.60.621
Same. Boston, 1854. [Woman's rights tracts.
No. 5]
No. 14 in P.60.979; No. 5 in P.60.859
Ohio women's convention.
Proceedings at Salem, April, 1850: with an
address by J. Elizabeth Jones. Cleveland,
1850.
P.60.654; No. 2 in P.60.621; No. 2 in P.60.979
Parker, Theodore.
A sermon of the public function of woman,
March 27, 1853. Boston, 1853.
No. 16 in P.60.621
Same. [Boston, 1854. Woman's rights tracts.
No. 2.]
No. 11 in P.60.979; No. 8 in P.63.594
Phillips, Wendell.
Speech at the convention at Worcester, Oct.,
i8
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1851 [Syracuse, 1853. Woman's rights
tracts. No. 2.] No. 7 in P.60.621
Same. [Boston, 1854. Woman's rights
tracts. No. I.] No. 10 in P.60.979
Prost de Royer, Antoine Frangois.
De l'administration des femmes . . . Geneve,
1782. P.60.717
Radcliffe, Mary Ann.
The female advocate; or an attempt to re-
cover the rights of women from male
usurpation. London, 1799. PI. P.60.725
Reid, Mrs. Hugo.
A plea for woman: being a vindication of
the importance and extent of her natural
sphere of action. Edinburgh, 1843.
P.60.736
Rose, Ernestine Louise Susmond.
Speech at the woman's rights convention at
Syracuse, 1852. [Syracuse, 1853. Woman's
rights tracts. No. 9.]
No. 14 in P.60.621; No. 20 in P.60.979
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady.
Letter to the Woman's rights convention at
Worcester, 1850 [and at Syracuse, 1852].
[Syracuse, 1853. Woman's rights tracts.
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No. IS in P.60.621; No. 21 in P.60.979
Sybcl, Heinrich Carl Ludolf von.
Ueber die Emancipation der Frauen. Bonn,
1870. P.60.869
Uildriks, F. J. van.
De nederlandsche vrouw. [Groningen,i882.J
P.60.913
Wahre Emancipation, Die, der Frauen. Eine
schlichte Meinungsausserung von einer
Frau. Leipzig, 1891. P.60.943
Weld, Angelina Emily Grimke.
Letter to the Womans rights convention at
Syracuse, 1852. [Also, Letter from S. J.
May.] [Syracuse, 1853. Woman's rights
tracts. No. 8.]
No. 13 in P.60.621; No. 19 in P.60.979
Woman's rights convention.
Proceedings at Akron. May. 1851. Cincin-
nati, 1851. No. 3 in P.60.979
Proceedings at West Chester, June, 1852.
Phila., 1852. No. 4 in P.60.979
Proceedings in New York, Sept., 1853.
N. Y., 1853. „ , ,
No. 4 in P.60.978; No. 21 in P.60.621
Report of the convention at Seneca Falls.
Rochester, 1848.
No. 1 in P.60.978; No. 1 in P.60.979
Woman's rights tracts. No. 1-10. [Syracuse,
1853] P.60.621
Same. No. 1, 3, 5, 7-">. No. 15-21 in P.60.979
Each tract lias been entered tinder its author.
Same. No. 1-5. [Compiled by Lucy Stone
from the original series.] Boston, 1854-
P.60.8S9; No. 10-14 in P.60.979
Women's rights as preached by women past
and present. London, 1881. P.60.982
61. Legal Status of Women.
Almy, Charles, jr., and Horace W. Fuller.
The law of married women in Massachu-
setts. Boston, 1878. P.61.15
Balemann, Heinrich.
Dissertatio inavgvralis jvridica de foemina
ex antiqvitatibvs legibvsqve Romanis Ger-
manicis et praesertim Lvbecensibvs. Al-
torfii, 1756. P.61.47
Bridel, Louis.
Le droit des femmes et le mariage. fetudes
critiques de legislation comparee. Paris,
1893. [Bibliotheque de philosophic con-
temporaine.] P.61.112
Bright, John Edward.
A treatise on the law of husband and wife,
as respects property: partly founded upon
Roper's treatise, and comprising Jacob's
notes and additions thereto. London,
1849. 2 v. P.61.115
Buckstaff, Florence Griswold.
Married women's property in Anglo-Saxon
and Anglo-Norman law and the origin of
the common-law dower. [Phila., 1894.]
P.61.123
Dall, Caroline Wells Healey.
Woman's rights under the law: in three lec-
tures. Boston, 1861. P.61.211
Davis, James Edward.
Prize essay on the laws for the protection of
women. London, 1854. P.61.216
Eckardt, Johann Christian.
Dissertatione inavgvrali differentias ivris
Romani et Germanici in dignitate vxoris,
Vom Kunckel-Adel . . . respondebit loan.
Christianvs Eckardt. Halae Venedorvm,
1718. No. 12 in P.52.201
Engelhardt, Friedrich Wilhelm.
Dissertatio ivridica inavgvralis De raptv
sponsae. Erfordiae, 1776. P.61.265
Gundling, Nicolaus Hieronymus.
De emptione vxorvm, dote et morgengaba
ex ivre Germanico libellvs singvlaris. Ed.
nova. Lipsiae, 1777. P.61.369
Hannow, Joachim Eberhard von.
Bonus mulier; sive, centuria juridica practica
quaestionum illustrium: de mulieribus vel
uxoribus. N. p. 1627. P.61.379
Hickox, George A.
Legal disabilities of married women in Con-
necticut. Hartford, 1871. [Connecticut
woman suffrage association. Tracts. No.
1.] No. 9 in P.63.594
Hurlbut, Elisha P.
Essays on human rights and their political
guaranties. N. Y., 1848. P.61.437
Lawrence, William Beach.
Disabilities of American women married
abroad. Foreign treaties of the United
States in conflict with state laws relative to
the transmission of real estate to aliens.
[With] appendix. N. Y., 1871. P.61.509
Laws, The, respecting women, as they regard
their natural rights, or their connections
and conduct. London, 1777. P.61.512
Ludolf, Georg Melchior von.
De ivre foeminarvm illvstrivm tractatvs no-
mico-politicvs ad ivra Germaniae potissi-
mvm accomodatvs. Editio altera. Ienae,
1734- P.6I.537
Mansfield, Edward Deering.
The legal rights, liabilities and duties of
women; with an introductory history of
their legal condition in the Hebrew, Ro-
man and feudal civil systems. Salem, 1845.
P.6I.557
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Norton, Caroline Elizabeth Sarah.
English laws for women in the nineteenth
century. London, 1854. P.61.647
Mostly an account of her defence in the case of
Norton vs. Lord Melbourne.
Ostrogorski, M. .
La femme au point de vue du droit public,
fitude d'histoire et de legislation com-
parec. Paris, 1892. P.61.662
Proffatt, John.
Woman before the law. N. Y., 1874. P.61.717
Roper, Roper Samuel Donnison.
A treatise of the law of property arising
from the relation between husband and
wife. 2d edition, with additions, by Ed-
ward Jacob. London, 1826. 2 v. P.6i.759
Schmidt, Carl, of Colmar.
Jus primae noctis. Eine geschichtlicne Un-
tersuchung. Freiburg i. B., i88t. P.61.796
Sewall, Samuel Edmund.
The legal condition of women in Massachu-
setts" Boston, 1869. [Woman's suffrage
tracts. No. 5-1 P.61.814
Same. Revised edition. 1870.
P.61.814.1; No. 2 in P.63.594
Same. [1875.] P.61.814.2
Same. 1886. P.61.814.3
Smits, Petrus Jacobus. _ ,
Specimen juridicum inaugurale de junbus
feminarum inprimis secundum codicern ci-
Trajecti ad
P.61.834
Massachusetts.
P.61.845
vilem Neerlandicum
Rhennm, 1840.
Sprague, Henry Harrison.
Women under the law of
Boston, 1884.
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady.
Address to the Legislature of New York,
adopted by the State woman's rights con-
vention. Albany, i8?4-
No. 24 in P.60.621; No. 5 in P.60.978: No. 5 in
P.60.079
Stow, Mrs. J. W.
Probate confiscation and the unjust laws
which govern women. San Francisco.
[1876?] P.61.859
Wharton. John Jane Smith.
An exposition of the laws relating to the
women of England. London. 185?,. P. 61. 96.3
Woman's rights almanac for 1858. Worcester.
[1857.] " P.61.982
62. Laws Concerning Women.
Lavves, resolvtions, The, of womens rights:
or, the lavves' provision for woemen. A
methodicall collection of such statutes and
customes, ... as doe properly concernc
women. London, 1632. P.62.509
Probably by Sir John Doddridge.
Rice, Mary L., compiler.
Abstract of New York state laws affecting
the rights and property of women. Buf-
falo. N. d. P.62.745
63. Woman Suffrage.
Account. An. of the proceedings of the trial
of Susan B. Anthony, on the charge of
illegal voting, at the presidential election
in Nov., 1872, and in the trial of Beverly
W. Jones [and others]. Rochester. 1874-
P.63.5
Adams, F. G., and William Herbert Carruth.
Woman suffrage in Kansas. An account of
the municipal elections in Kansas in 1887;
with . . . statistical tables of the women's
votes in 1887-88. Topeka, 1888. P.63.8
Anthony, Charles.
The social and political dependence of wom-
en. 4th edition. London, 1868. P63.24
Same. 5th edition. 1880. P.63.24.1
Avery. Rachel Foster, editor.
Negotiations between the American and Na-
tional woman suffrage associations in re-
gard to union. [Washington, 1888.] P.63.39
Beecher, Henry Ward.
Woman's influence in politics. Address.
Boston, 1869. [Woman's suffrage tracts.
No. 1.] No. 4 in P.63.594
Bushnell, Horace.
Women's suffrage; the reform against na-
ture. N. Y., 1869. P.63.129
Channing. William Henry.
Review [of] the history of woman suffrage.
Edited by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan
B. Anthony, and Matilda Joslyn Gage.
FromtheInquirer.[London,i88i.] P.63.163
Curtis, George William.
Equal rights for women. Speech in the Con-
stitutional convention of New York. July
19, 1867. Boston, 1872. [Woman's suffrage
tracts. No. 2.] No. 3 in P.63.594
Fair play for women. An address before the
American woman suffrage association.
May 12, 1870. Boston, 1871. [Woman
suffrage tracts. No. 8.] No. 6 in P.63.594
Equal rights association.
Should women vote? Important affirmative
authority. [N. Y.] N. d. P.63.267
Same. [Enlarged.] Rochester. [185-.]
No. 15 in P.60.978
Hartley, Thomas W.
Universal suffrage. Female suffrage. By a
republican. Phila.. 1867. No. 12 in P.63.594
Hoar, George Frisbie.
Woman's right and the public welfare.
[Speech before the Massachusetts Legis-
lature, April 14. 1869.] \ Boston, 1871.
Woman's suffrage tracts . No. 6.]
No. 10 in P.63.594
Title-page missing.
Joly, Nicolas.
Coup-d'oeil analytique sur L'histoire du suf-
frage de la femme aux fitats-Unis d'Ame-
rique . . . par filisabeth Cady Stanton.
Susanne B. Anthonv. Mathilde Joslyn
Gage. [Toulouse. 1882.] P.63.461
Massachusetts. Constitutional convention,
1853. ,.r. .
[Report of] the committee on qualifications
of voters, to whom was referred the peti-
tions of Francis Jackson and others that
the word "male" may be stricken from the
constitution, and also of Abby B. Alcott
and other women of Massachusetts, that
they may be allowed to vote on the amend-
ments that may be made to the constitu-
tion. [Boston. 1853.] No. 18 in P.60.621
Mill. John Stuart.
Suffrage for women. Speech, in the British
Parliament, May 20, 1867. Boston, 1871.
[Woman suffrage tracts. No. 3.]
No. 1 in P.63.594
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THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
P., J. W.
A remonstrant view of woman suffrage.
Cambridge, 1884. P.63.664
Pellew, William George.
Woman and the commonwealth: or a ques-
tion of expediency. Boston, 1888. P.63.681
Rhode Island woman suffrage association.
A brief history of the association from 1868
to 1893. Providence, 1893. P.63.743
Robinson, Harriet Jane Hanson.
Massachusetts in the woman suffrage move-
ment. 1774 to 1881. Boston, 1881. P.63.753
Same. 2d edition. 1883. P.63.753. 1
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, and others.
Appeal to the women of New York [in be-
half of woman suffrage]. [Albany, i860.]
No. 11a in P. 63. 594
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, and others, editors.
History of woman suffrage. Edited by Eliza-
beth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony,
and Matilda Joslyn Gage. N. Y.. 1881-87.
3 v. P.63.849
Contents. — 1. 1&18-1861. 2. 1861-1876. 3. 1876-
1885.
Tilton, Theodore.
The constitution a title-deed to woman's
franchise. A letter to Charles Sumner.
N. Y., 1871. [The Golden age tracts. No.
2.] No. 7 in P.63.594
Turner, Eliza Sproat.
Four quite new reasons why yon should wish
your wife to vote. Phila., 1875. [Pennsyl-
vania woman suffrage association.]
P.63.908
United States. 47th Congress. Senate.
Report [of] the select committee on woman
suffrage, to whom was referred Senate
resolution No. 60, proposing an amend-
ment to the constitution of the United
States, to secure the right of suffrage to all
citizens without regard to sex. [Washing-
ton, 1882.] P.63.915.1
Signed E. G. Lapham, T. M. Ferrv, H. W. Blair.
H. B. Anthony.
Views of the minority [of the committee on
woman suffrage]. Washington, 1882.
P.63.915.2
Signed J. Z. George, Howell E. Tackson, James
G. Fair.
— 50th Congress. Senate.
Hearing before the Committee on woman
suffrage. Washington. 1888. P.63.915.3
The arguments before the committee were made
by delegates to the International woman's coun-
cil.
White, Carlos.
Ecce femina: an attempt to solve the woman
question. Being an examination of argu-
ments in favor of female suffrage, by John
Stuart Mill and others. Hanover, 1870.
P.63.965
70. Work and Influence
of Women.
Boston female anti-slavery society.
Annual report, 1835, 37. Boston, 1836, 37.
2 v. P.70.104
These reports have the half-title Right and wrong
in Boston. Both contain sketches by Maria Wes
ton Chapman of the obstacles placed in the way
of the society during these years.
Butler. Josephine E., editor.
Woman's work and woman's culture. A
series of essays. London, 1869. P.70.129
Cobbe, Frances Power.
The duties of women. A course of lectures.
Boston, 1881. P.70.180
Dall, Caroline Wells Healey.
"Woman's right to labor"; or, low wages
and hard work: three lectures, 1859. Bos-
ton, i860. P.70.211
Great Britain. Poor law board.
Reports on the employment of women and
children in agriculture. London, 1843.
r ut R7°-357
Grogan, Mercy.
How women may earn a living. London.
[1880?] P.70.361
Gnrney, Joseph John.
Notes on a visit made to some of the prisons
in Scotland and the north of England, in
company with Elizabeth Fry. 2d edition.
London, 1819. P.70.369
Holland, Mary A. Gardner.
Our army nurses . . . during our late Civil
war. Boston, 1897. Illus. Portrs. Pis.
P.70.421
Jameson, Anna Brownell.
Sisters of charity, catholic and protestant,
abroad and at home. 2d edition, enlarged.
London, 1855. P.70.455
Kavanagh, Julia.
Woman in France during the eighteenth
century. Phila., 1850. P.70.473
Lord, Eleanor Louisa.
Educated women as factors in industrial
competition. A paper presented to the
Association of collegiate alumnae. N. p.
[1891.] P.70.533
Mann, Horace.
A few thoughts on the powers and duties of
woman. Two lectures. Syracuse, 1853.
P.70.556
Massachusetts association of working girls'
clubs.
Annual report, 3d. 1891. Boston, 1891.
P.70.570
Meyer, Annie Nathan, editor.
Woman's work in America. With an intro-
duction by Julia Ward Howe. N. Y., 1891.
P.70.589
For contents consult the Bates Hall catalogue.
Mongellaz, Fannie Burnier.
De l'influence des femmes sur les moeurs et
les destinees des nations. 2e edition, aug-
mentee. Paris, 1831. 2 v. Pis. P.70.602
Monod, Adolphe Louis Frederic Theodore.
La femme. Deux discours. 4e edition.
Paris, 1852. P.70.605
Contents. — La mission de la femme. — La vie
de la femme.
Woman: the help meet for man. From the
French by Elizabeth Maria Lloyd. Lon-
don. 1849. P.70.605. 1
National woman suffrage association.
Report of the international council of wom-
en, assembled by the National woman suf-
frage association. Washington, 1888.
P.70.633
Penny. Virginia.
The employment of women: a cyclop.cdia
of woman's work. Boston, 1863. P.70.681
THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
Reeve, Isaac.
An essay on the comparative intellect of
woman and her little recognised but re-
sistless influence on the moral, religious,
and political prosperity of a nation.
Hounslow, 1849. P70.735
Richards, Ellen Henrietta.
The relation of college women to progress
in domestic science. A paper presented to
the Association of collegiate alumnae.
N. p. [1890.] P70745
Scudder, Vida Dutton.
The relation of college women to social
need. N. p. 1890. P.70.807
Mainly devoted to college settlements.
Sprague, Julia A.
History of the New England women's club
from 1868 to 1893. Boston, 1894. P.70.845
Starrett, Helen Ekin.
The future of educated women, by Helen
Ekin Starrett; and Men, women, and
money, by Frances Ekin Allison. Chicago,
1885. P. 70.849
Willard, Frances Elizabeth.
Address of Tthe] president of the Woman's
national council of the United States, at
its 1st triennial meeting. Washington.
[1891.] P.70.971
Do everything: a handbook for the world's
/ White ribboners. Chicago. [1895.]
P.70.971. 1
An account of the Woman's temperance crusade,
and the origin and work of the Woman's Chris-
tian temperance union.
Winslow, Hubbard.
Woman as she should be. Also, Woman in
her social and domestic character. By Mrs.
John Sandford. From the 5th London edi-
tion. Boston, 1838. P.70.976
World's Columbian exposition, Chicago, 1893.
Programme of the World's congress of rep-
resentative women, May 15 to 21, 1893.
6th edition. Chicago, 1893. Plans. P.70.985
World's temperance convention.
Proceedings in New York, Sept. 6, 1853,
with all the correspondence and docu-
ments of the convention. N. Y., 1853.
No. 20 in P.60.621
The whole world's temperance convention,
in New York, Sept. 1st, 2d, 1853. N. Y..
1853. No. 19 in P.60.621
7$. Women as Lawyers.
Morse, Robert McNeill, jr.. and Herbert Lee
Harding.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Supreme
judicial court. In the matter of the peti-
tion of Lelia J. Robinson for admission to
the bar. Brief in opposition thereto. [Bos-
ton, 1881.] P.73.619
Robinson, Lelia Josephine.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Supreme
judicial court. In the matter of the peti-
tion of Lelia Josephine Robinson for ad-
mission to the bar. Supplemental brief in
support thereof. Boston, 1881. P.73-753
74. Women as Ministers.
Lee, Rev. Luther.
Woman's right to preach the Gospel. A
sermon preached at the ordination of Rev.
Antoinette L. Brown. Syracuse, 1853.
No. 22 in P.60.621
75. Women as Artists and Musicians.
Elliott, Maud Howe, editor.
Art and handicraft in the Woman's building
of the World's Columbian exposition, Chi-
cago. Paris, 1893. Illus. Portrs. P.75.261
Franklin institute of the state of Pennsylvania,
for the promotion of the mechanic arts.
Proceedings relative to the establishment of
a school of design for women. [Phila.,
1850.] No. S in P.30.104
— School of design.
[Claims and objects of the school.] Phila.
[1852.] No. 6 in P.30.104
Guhl, Ernst Carl.
Die Frauen in der Kunstgeschichte. Ber-
lin, 1858. P.75-366
Manet. Berthe Morisot.
Berthe Morisot (Madame Eugene Manet).
Preface par Stephane Mallarme. Exposi-
tion de son ceuvre du 5 au 23 Mars, 1896,
chez Durand-Ruel. 2e edition. [Paris,
1896.] Portr. P- 75555
Ritter, Fanny Raymond.
Woman as a musician. An art-historical
stud}'. N. Y. [1876.] P.75.749
76. Women as Physicians.
American female medical education societv.
Phila.
Annual report, 1st. Phila., 1854.
No. 20 in P.30.104
Hale, Sarah Josepha.
Doings of the Ladies' medical missionary
society. [Phila., 1853.] No. 15 in P.30.104
Massachusetts. General court. Senate.
Report by the committee on education, in
favor of an appropriation of $5,000, to the
Female medical education society. Bos-
ton, 1851. No. 8 in P.30.104
Report by the committee on education, in
favor of an appropriation of $10,000 to the
Female medical education society, in aid
of the N. E. female medical college. Bos-
ton, 1852. No. 9 in P.30.104
New England female medical college.
Report, Nov., 1848 to Dec, 1850; containing
the charter, &c. Boston, 1851.
No. 7 in P.30.104
Same. 3d-7th. Boston, 1852-56.
No. 10-14 in P.30.104
Penn medical university of Philadelphia.
Progressive system of medical education,
and announcement of the fall and winter
session of 1854/5. Phila.. 1854.
No. 19 in P.30.104
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THE GALATEA COLLECTION
Pope, Emily Frances.
The practice of medicine by women in the
United States. [By] Emily F. Pope,
Emma L. Call, C. Augusta Pope. [Bos-
ton, 1881.] P.76.707
Woman's medical college of Pennsylvania.
Annual announcement, 4th-6th, for 1853/4-
55/6. Phila., 1853-55. No. 16-18 in P.30.104
80. Literature.
Bibliography.
Clarke, Elizabeth P., and others, compilers.
List of books sent by home and foreign
committees to the library of the Woman's
building. Chicago, 1893. P.80.175
Ferri, Pietro Leopoldo, conte.
Biblioteca femminile italiana. Padova, 1842.
P.80.293
Gay, Jules.
Bibliographic des ouvrages relatifs^ a
l'amour, aux femmes, au mariage. 2e edi-
tion revue. Paris, 1864. P.80.329
riayn, Hugo. (H. Nay.)
Bibliotheca Germanorum erotica. Leipzig,
1875- P.80.391
Juncker, Christian.
Centuria foeminarum eruditione & scriptis
illustrium. Lipsiae, 1692. P.80.46Q
Schediasma historicum de ephemeridibus
sive diariis eruditorum, in nobilinribus Eu-
rope partibus hactenus publicatis. In ap-
pendice exhibetur Centuria foeminarum
eruditione et scriptis illustrium, ab eodem
collecta. Lipsiae, 1692. P.80.469.1
Pasch, Johann.
Johannis Paschii Gynaeceum doctum; sive,
dissertatio historico-literaria vom gelehr-
ten Frauenzimmer, 1686. Wittebergae,
1701. P.80.673; No. 7 in P.52.201
Stainforth, Francis John.
Catalogue of [his] library consisting of
works of British & American poetesses,
and female dramatic writers. London.
[1867.] P.80.847
Wednesday afternoon club, New York city.
List of books by women, natives or residents
of the state of New York. [N. Y.. 1893.1
P.80.955
Zocha, Carl Friedrich, Freiherr von.
Bibliotheca Zochiana sive catalogvs libro-
rvm qvos ex omni scientiarvm genere, . . .
in vita sva collectos exhibet. Secundum
ordinem digessit & praefatus est Theodo-
rvs Henricvs Tiezmann. Accedit Separa-
tus catalogus iconum aeri incisorum et
manu exaratorum cum catalogo clararum
mulierum, vulgo Bibliotheque des dames.
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8]
Women as Editors and Trans-
lators.
Blackwell, Alice Stone, translator.
Armenian poems rendered into English
verse. Boston, 1896. Portr. P.8T.91
Comte, Isidore Augustc Marie Franqois Xa-
vier.
Positive philosophy. Freely translated and
condensed by Harriet Martineau. N. Y.,
1855. P.81.187
Epictetus.
All the works of Epictetus, which are now
extant. Translated by Elizabeth Carter.
With introduction and notes. 3d edition.
London, 1768. 2 v. P.81.267
Feuerbach, Ludwig Andreas.
Das Wesen des Christenthums. Leipzig,
1841. P.81.293
The essence of Christianity. Translated from
the 2d German edition by Marian Evans.
London, 1854. P.8r. 293.1
Gaulot, Paul.
A friend of the Queen (Marie Antoinette —
Count de Fersen). Translated by Mrs.
Cashel Hoey. N. Y., 1893. Portr.
P.81.329
Homer.
L'Odyssee d'Homere. Trad, en francois,
avec des remarques. Par Madame Dacier.
Paris, 1716. 3 v. P.81.423
Perry, Lilla Cabot, translator.
From the garden of Hellas. Translations
into verse from the Greek anthology. N.
Y. [1891.] P.81.685
Schmidt, Eberhard Carl Klamer, editor.
Klopstock and his friends. A series of famil-
iar letters, written between 1750 and 1803.
Translated, with a biographical introduc-
tion, by Miss Benger. London, 1814.
P.81.797
Sedgwick, Jane Minot, translator.
Songs from the Greek. N. Y., 1896. P.81.809
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady. editor.
The woman's Bible. Part I. Comments on
Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and
Deuteronomy. N. Y., 1895. P.81.S49
Strauss, David Friedrich.
Das Leben Jesu. 2te Auflage. Leipzig.
1864. P.81.861
The life of Jesus. Translated from the 4th
German edition [by George Eliot]. Lon-
don, 1846. 3 v. P.81.861.1
Zaarmilla, Hindoo rajah.
Translation of the letters of a Hindoo rajah;
written previous to, and during the period
of his residence in England. Prefixed, a
preliminary dissertation on the history, re-
ligion, and manners, of the Hindoos. By
Eliza Hamilton. London, 1796. 2 v.
P.81.996
82. Women as Authors and Com-
pilers: English Prose.
Aikin, Lucy.
Memoirs of the court of King James the
First. 3d edition. London, 1823. Portrs.
P.82.8
Memoirs of the court of Queen Elizabeth.
5th edition, revised. London, 1823. 2 v.
Portr. P.82.8. i
Atkinson, Henry George.
Letters on the laws of man's nature and de-
velopment. By Henry George Atkinson
and Harriet Martineau. Boston, 185 1.
P.82.34
THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
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Austen, Jane.
Chapters from Jane Austen. Edited by
Oscar Fay Adams. Boston, 1889. Portr.
Pis. [Cambridge series of English clas-
sics.] P.82.37
Baillie, Joanna.
A series of plays: in which it is attempted
to delineate the stronger passions of the
mind: each passion being the subject of
a tragedy and a comedy. 5th edition.
London, 1806, 12. 3 v. P.82.45
Contents. — 1. Basil. — The tryal. — De Monfori.
2. The election. — Ethwald. — The second mar-
riage. 3. Orva. — The dream. — The siege. —
The beacon.
Barbauld, Anna Lastitia.
Works. With a memoir by Lucy Aikin.
N. Y., 1826. 2 v. P.82.51
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett.
Essays on the Greek Christian poets and the
English poets. N. Y., 1863. P.82.119
Bryan, Margaret.
Lectures on natural philosophy: . . . with an
appendix containing a great number and
variety of astronomical and geographical
problems: [etc.]. London, 1806. Portr.
36 pis. P.82.123
Churchill, Sarah Jennings, duchess of Marl-
borough.
The opinions of Sarah, duchess-dowager of
Marlborough. Published from original
mss. [by Sir David Dalrymple, lord
HailesJ. [Edinburgh.] 1788. P.82.173
Coleridge, Sara.
Phantasmion, a fairy tale. Boston, 1874.
P.82.183
Edgeworth, Maria.
Tales and novels. N. Y., 1857, 58. 20 v. in
10. P.82.253
For contents consult the Bates Hall catalogue.
Edgeworth, Maria, and Richard Lovell Edge-
worth.
Practical education. 1st American edition.
N. Y., 1801. 2 v. P.82.254
Eliot, George.
Wit and wisdom. Boston, 1873. P.82.259
Elstob, Elizabeth.
The rudiments of grammar for the English-
Saxon tongue, first given in English: with
an apology for the study of Northern an-
tiquities . . . London, 1715. P.82.262
Fawcett, Millicent Garrett.
Political economy for beginners. London,
1870. P.82.287
Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn.
Cranford. Trad, de l'anglais par Louise
Sw.-Belloc. Paris, 1856. P.82.327
Godwin, Mary Wollstonecraft.
An historical and moral view of the origin
and progress of the French revolution;
and the effect it has produced in Europe.
Vol. 1. Dublin, 1795- P.82.345
Same. 2d edition. London, 1795- P.82.345. 1
No more was published.
Letters written during a short residence in
Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. London,
1796. P.82.3452
Same. 1st American edition. Wilmington,
1796. No. 1 in P.82.345. 3
Maria, ou le malheur d'etre femme, ouvrage
posthume: imite de l'anglais par B. Du-
cos. Paris, 1708. Portr. P.82.345. 4
Posthumous works of the author of A vin-
dication of the rights of women. London,
179a. 4 v. in 2. P.82.345-5
Contents.— 1, 2. The wrongs of woman, or Maria:
to which is added, the first book of a series of
lessons for children. 3, 4. Letters and miscella-
neous pieces.
Hamilton, Elizabeth.
Letters on the elementary principles of edu-
cation. 3d edition. Bath, 1803. 2 v.
P.82.378
Ilenniker, Florence.
In scarlet and grey. Stories of soldiers and
others. And The spectre of the real, by
Thomas Hardy and Florence Henniker.
London, 1896. [Keynote series.] P.82.399
Leonowens, Anna Harriette.
The English governess at the Siamese court.
Boston, 1870. Portrs. Pis. Fac-simile.
P.82.519
The romance of the harem. Boston, 1873.
Portrs. Pis. P.82.519. 1
Loudon, Jane.
Philanthropic economy; or, the philosophy
of happiness, practically applied to the so-
cial, political, and commercial relations of
Great Britain. London, 1835. P.82.533
Marcet, Jane.
Conversations on political economy. 7th
edition, revised and enlarged. London,
1839. P.82.559
Martineau, Harriet.
Eastern life, present and past. Phila., 1884.
P.82.567
Illustrations of political economy. No. 1, 2,
4-7, 9-13, 15-17- Boston, 1832, 33. 14 v.
P.82.567. 1
Life in the sick-room. Essays. With an in-
troduction to the American edition by
Eliza L. Follen. Boston, 1844. P.82.567.2
The playfellow. Feats on the fiord. A tale.
London, 1841. P.82.567.3
Poor laws and paupers illustrated. I. The
parish. Boston, 1833. P.82.567.4
Masson, Rosaline Orme.
My poor niece and other stories. London,
1893. P.82.570
Contents. — My poor niece. — Da capo. — The
rivals.
Mitford, Mary Russell.
Works, prose and verse. Phila., 1841.
P.82.597
More, Hannah.
Works. N. Y, 1843. 7 v. P.82.614
Rossetti, Christina Georgina.
Maude: prose and verse; 1850. Chicago,
1897. P.82.761
Rowe, Elizabeth.
Friendship in death: in twenty letters from
the dead to the living. Added, letters
moral and entertaining in prose and verse:
in three parts. Prefixed, an account of the
life of the author. Edinburgh, 1762.
P.82.765
Seward, Anna.
Memoirs of the life of Dr. Darwin, chiefly
during his residence at Lichfield, with an-
ecdotes of his friends, and criticisms on
his writings. London, 1804. P. 82.815
Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft.
Frankenstein, or, the modern Prometheus.
N. Y. N. d. P.82.819
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THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
Southey, Caroline Anne.
Chapters on churchyards. New edition.
Edinburgh, 1841. PI. P.82.839
Stanhope, Lady Hester Lucy.
Travels, narrated by her physician. Lon-
don. [1848?] 3 v. Pis. P.82.847
Talbot, Catharine.
Works. 8th edition, with notes and illustra-
tions and some account of her life, by
Montagu Pennington. London, 1812.
P.82.871
Watts, Anna Mary Howitt.
An art-student in Munich. Boston, 1854.
P.82.953
Wright, Frances. (Mme D'Arusmont.)
Course of popular lectures. [Also, Supple-
ment] With all her addresses. 6th edi-
tion. N. Y., 1835, 36. P.82.987
Course of popular lectures, historical and
political . . . being introductory to a course
on the nature and object of America's po-
litical institutions. Vol. 2. Phila., 1836.
P.82.987. 1
Views of society and manners in America;
in a series of letters, 1818-1820. N. Y.,
1821. P.82.987.2
83. Women as Authors: English
Poetry.
Belloc, Bessie Rayner Parkes.
Poems. 2d edition. London, 1855. P.83.71
Bland, Edith. (E. Nesbit.)
Leaves of life. [Poems.] London, 1888.
P.83.91
A pomander of verse. London, 1895.
P.83.91. 1
Blind, Mathilde.
Birds of passage. Songs of the Orient and
Occident. London, 1895. P-83-93
Bradley, Katherine, and Edith Cooper. (Mi-
chael Field.)
Callirrhoe: Fair Rosamund. London.
[1884.] P.83.111
Dramas: the scene of the first is laid in Greece;
of the second, England in the time of Henry II.
Canute the great. The cup of water. Lon-
don. [1887?] P.83.111.1
Dramas: the first, of the time of Edmund Iron-
sides and Canute ; the second, a dramatization
of one of "the projects or arguments of poems"
of Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
The father's tragedy. William Rufus. Loy-
alty or love? N. Y., 1886. P.83.111.2
Dramas: the first, of the time of Robert III. of
Scotland; the second, of William Rufus of Eng-
land; the third, of Henry VI. emperor of Ger-
many and king of Italy.
Stephania. London, 1892. P.83.111.3
Scene, Rome; time, a.d. 1002.
The tragic Mary. London, 1890. P.83.111.4
Mary queen of Scots. A drama.
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett.
Poems of childhood. With illustrations by
Hennessy and Thwaites. N. Y., 1867.
Ulus. Portrs. P.83.119
Campbell, Jeanie Morison. (Jeanie Morison.)
Gordon. An our-day idyll. London, 1889.
P.83.139
The purpose of the ages. With preface by
A. H. Sayce. London, 1887. P.83.139.1
Clive, Caroline.
Poems. Including the ix poems. New edi-
tion. London, 1890. P.83.179
Colman, George, and Bonnell Thompson, com-
pilers.
Poems by eminent ladies. London, 1755.
P.83.185
Poems by the most eminent ladies of Great
Britain and Ireland. Republished with
alterations, additions and improvements.
London. [1774] P.83.185. 1
Craik, Dinah Maria.
Poems. Boston, 1866. P.83.201
Crouse, M. Elizabeth.
Virgilice. N. Y., 1897. P.83.208
Eliot, George.
The legend of Jubal, and other poems. Bos-
ton, 1874. P.83.260
Fitz Gerald, Caroline.
Venetia victrix, and other poems. London,
1889. P.83.299
Hamilton, Lady Anne.
The epics of the ton; or, the glories of the
great world. A poem in two books, with
notes and illustrations. 2d edition, with
additions. [Anon.] London, 1807.
P.83.376
Hemans, Felicia.
The forest sanctuary; and other poems.
Boston, 1827. P.83.397
The league of the Alps, The siege of Valen-
cia, The vespers of Palermo, and other
poems. Boston, 1826. P.83-397-I
Kemble, Frances Anne.
Poems. Phila., 1844. Portr. P.83-473
Kendall, May.
Dreams to sell. London, 1887. P-83-475
Songs from dreamland. London, 1894.
P.83.475.I
Levy, Amy.
A minor poet and other verse. London, 1884.
P.83.523
Lindsay, Caroline Blanche Elizabeth, lady.
The tlower seller, and other poems. Lon-
don, 1896. P.83.527
Meynell, Alice C.
Poems. London, 1896. P.83.589
Norton, Caroline Elizabeth Sarah.
Poems. Boston, 1833. P.83.647
O'Leary, Ellen.
Lays of country, home and friends. Dublin,
1891. Portr. P.83.657
Pfeiffer, Emily.
Flowers of the night. London, 1889.
P.83.689
Sonnets. (Revised and enlarged edition.)
[Edited by J. Edward Pfeiffer.] London.
[1888?] P.83.689- 1
Under the aspens. Lyrical and dramatic.
London, 1882. Portr. P.83.689 2
Robinson, Agnes Mary Frances.
An Italian garden. Boston, 1886. P.83.753
Lyrics. Selected from [her] works. N. Y.,
1891. PI. [Cameo series.] P.83.753. 1
Rossetti, Christina Georgina.
New poems hitherto unpublished or uncol-
lected. Edited by William Michael Ros-
setti. N. Y., 1896. Portr. P.83.761
THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
25
Seward, Anna.
Poetical works; with extracts from her lit-
erary correspondence. Edited by Walter
Scott. Edinburgh, 1810. 3 v. P.83.812
Sharp, Elizabeth Amelia, editor.
Women poets of the Victorian era. London.
[1890.] [Canterbury poets.] P.83.817
Shore, Louisa Catherine.
Poems by A. and L. By Arabella and Louisa
Shore. London, 1897. P.83.822
Only one of these poems appears to be by Ara-
bella Shore. .
Singleton, Mary Montgomery. (Violet tane.)
Poems. London, 1892. 2 v. Portr. P.83.827
Tighe, Mary.
Psyche, with other poems. 4th edition. Lon-
don, 1812. Portr. P.83.891
Watson, Rosamund Marriott. (Graham R.
Tomson.)
The bird-bride. A volume of ballads and
sonnets. London, 1889. P.83-953
A summer night and other poems. London,
1891. P.83-953- 1
Vespertilia and other verses. London, 1895.
P.83.953-2
Webster, Augusta.
The auspicious day. [Drama.] London.
1872. P.83.955
A book of rhyme. London, 1881. P.83.955- '
Disguises. A drama. London, 1879.
P.83.955.^
In a day. A drama. London, 1882. P.83.955-3
Mother & daughter. An uncompleted son-
net-sequence. With an introductory note
by William Michael Rossetti. Added,
seven sonnets. London, 1895. P.83.955.4
Portraits. 2d edition. London, 1870.
P.83.955-5
Selections from [her] verse. London, 1893.
Portr. P.83.955-6
The sentence. A drama. London, 1887.
P.83.955-/
Rome. Time of Caligula.
Williams, Helen Maria.
Poems. London, 1786. 2 v. PI. P 83.972
Blake, Mary Elizabeth.
A summer holiday in Europe. Boston, 1891.
P.84.91
Bolton, Sarah Knowles.
How success is won. Boston. [1885. J [Little
biographies. 3d series.] P.84.96
Campbell, Helen.
Mrs Herndon's income. A novel. Boston,
1886. P.84.I39
Carpenter, Esther Bernon.
South-county neighbors. Boston, 1887
P.84.149
P.84.I59
84.
Women as Authors:
Prose.
American
Adams, Hannah.
A summary history of New-England, from
the first settlement at Plymouth, to the
acceptance of the federal constitution
P.847
[1787]. Dedham, 1799.
Agassiz, Elizabeth Cary. (Aetata.)
A first lesson in natural history. Boston,
1859- P.84.11
Alcott, Louisa May.
Hospital sketches and Camp and fireside
stories. Boston, 1869. P.84.13
Andrews, Jane.
The seven little sisters who live on the round
ball that floats in the air. Boston, 1888.
P.84.20
Austin, Jane Goodwin.
The Desmond hundred. [Anon.] Boston,
1882. [Round-robin series.] P.84.38
Moonfolk. A true account of the home of
the fairy tales. N. Y., 1874. P.84.38. 1
Nantucket scraps. Boston, 1883. P.84.38.2
Channing, Elizabeth P.
Kindling thoughts. Boston, i£
Chapman, Maria Weston.
Right and wrong in Massachusetts [as re-
gards the slavery question]. Boston, 1840.
P.84.163
Cheney, Ednah Dow.
Life of Christian Daniel Rauch, sculptor.
Boston, 1893. Portr. Pis. P.84.166
Chenoweth, Mrs. C. Van D.
Stories of the saints. Boston, 1891. PI.
P.84.169
Child, Lydia Maria.
An appeal in favor of that class of Americans
called Africans. Boston, 1833- PI- P-84-I74
Isaac T. Hopper: a true life. Boston, 1853.
Portr. P.84-I74-I
The progress of religious ideas, through suc-
cessive ages. N. Y., 1855. 3v. P.84. 174.2
Clapp, Eliza Thayer.
Studies in religion. N. Y., 1845. P.84. 178
Conway, Katherine Eleanor.
The Good shepherd in Boston. Silver jubilee
memorial. Boston. [1892.] P.84.188
Dall, Caroline Wells Healey.
What we leally know about Shakespeare. 2d
edition. Boston, 1886. P.84.210
Daniels, Cora Linn.
As it is to be. Franklin, Mass. [1892.] Illus.
Portr. P.84.216
Dodge, Maiy Abigail. (Gail Hamilton.)
Our common school system. Boston. [1880.]
P.84.232
Eigenmann, Carl H., and Rosa Smith Eigen-
mann.
Preliminary notes on South American ne-
matognathi. [SanFrancisco,i888.] P.84.257
Ely, Gertrude H.
Chaucer, Spenser, Sidney. N. Y. [1894.]
[English men of letters for boys and
girls.] P.84.262
Fytche, M. Amelia.
Kerchiefs to hunt souls. A novel. Boston,
1895- Portr. P.84.319
Griswold, Mrs. J. N. A. (Mrs. Winter and
Mrs. Boy.)
The lost wedding ring. N. Y., 1887. P.84.361
Guiney, Louise Imogen.
Goose-quill papers. Boston, 1885. P.84.367
Hallock, Julia Sherman.
Broken notes from a gray nunnery. Boston,
1896. Illus. P.84.375
Hassall, Miss .
Secret history; or, the horrors of St. Do-
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lady at Cape Frangois, to Colonel [Aaron]
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General Rochambeau. [Anon]. Phila.,
1808. P.84.387
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THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
Hemiup. Maria Remington.
Law of heat. Original observations. Ex-
pansion of ice in harmony with the general
law. Geneva, 1886. P84.397
Henderson, Mary F.
The issues of the campaign. Sound money.
[Washington, 1896.] P.84.399
Hyatt, Alpheus, and Jane M. Arms.
Insecta. Boston, 1893. Illus. Pis. [Bos-
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science teaching. No. 8.j P.84.439
Jackson, Helen Maria. (H. H.)
A century of dishonor. A sketch of the
United States government's dealings with
some of the Indian tribes. N. Y., 1881.
P.84.451
Glimpses of three coasts. Boston, 18S6.
P.84.451. 1
Contents. — California and Oregon. — Scotland
and England. — Norway, Denmark, and Germany.
The Helen Jackson year-book. Selections
by Harriet T. Perry. Boston, 1895. Portr.
Pis. P.84.451.2
Letters from a cat. Published by her mis-
tress for the benefit of all cats and the
amusement of little children. Boston, 1879.
, Pis. P.84.451.3
Mammy Tittleback and her family. A true
story of seventeen cats. With illustrations
by Addie Ledyard. Boston, 1881. P.84.451.6
Nelly's silver mine. A storv of Colorado
life. Boston, 1878. PI. P.84.451. 4
.Zeph. A posthumous story. Boston, 1885.
P.84.45I.5
Jackson, Helen Maria, and Abbot Kinney.
Report on the condition and needs of the
Mission Indians of California to the Com-
missioner of Indian affairs. Washington,
1883. P.84.452
Jacobi, Eugenie.
Die Volkermord. Neuwied, 1893. P.84.453
Leighton, Caroline C.
Life at Puget sound with sketches of travel
in Washington territory, British Colum-
bia, Oregon, and California, 1865-1881.
Boston, 1884. P.84.515
A Swiss Thoreau [Henri Frederic Amie!].
Boston, 1890. P.84.515. 1
Lippiiicott, Sara Jane . (Grace Greenwood.)
Recollections of my childhood, and other
stories. Boston, 1852. P. 84. 527
McGlasson, Eva Wilder.
Diana's livery. N. Y., 1891. P. 84.542
McKay, Martha Nicholson.
Literary clubs of Indiana. Indianapolis, 1894.
P.84.548
Mackaye, Maria Ellery.
The abbess of Port Royal and other French
studies. With an introduction by Thomas
Wentworth Higginson. Boston, 1892.
P.84548
McLean, Sally Pratt.
Cape Cod folks. Boston, 1881. PI. P.84.551
Meyer, Annie Nathan.
Helen Brent, M.D. A social study. [Anon.]
N. Y. [1892.] P.84.589
Morris, Eugenia L. (Alyn Yates Keith.)
A spinster's leaflets. Wherein is written the
history of "her doorstep baby." Boston.
1894. P.84.619
Morse, Lucy Gibbons.
The Chezzles. A story. Boston, 1888.
P.84.621
Nuttall, Zelia.
Standard or head-dress? an historical essay
on a relic of ancient Mexico. Cambridge,
1888. 3 col. pis. [Harvard college. Pea-
body museum of American archaeology
and ethnology. Archaeological and ethno-
logical papers. Vol. 1, no. I.] P.84.649
With an appendix on the complementary signs of
the Mexican graphic system.
Palmer, Mary Towle.
The doctor of Deane. Boston. [1888.]
P.84.667
Peabody, Elizabeth Palmer.
Record of a school: exemplifying the gen-
eral principles of spiritual culture. [Anon.]
Boston, 1835. P.84.678
This describes Mr. Alcott's school.
Porter, Maria S.
Recollections of Louisa May Alcott, John
Greenleaf Whittier, and Robert Browning,
with several memorial poems. [Boston.]
1893. Illus. Portrs. Fac-similes.
P.84.709
Robinson, Lelia Josephine.
Law made easy. A book for the people.
Chicago, 1886. P.84.753
Rogers, William Augustus, and Anna Winlock.
A catalogue of 130 polar stars for the epoch
of 1875.0 resulting from all the available
observations made between i860 and 1885,
and reduced to the system of the catalogue
of Publication 14 of the Astronomische
Gesellschaft. [Cambridge, 1886.] P.84.755
Rollins, Alice Wellington, compiler.
Aphorisms for the year. N. Y., 1895.
" P.84.758
Sedgwick, Catharine Maria.
Tales and sketches. [1st series.] Phiia.,
1835. P.84.809
Spofford, Harriet Elizabeth Prescott.
The amber gods and other stories. Boston,
1863. P.84.844
Azarian: an episode. Boston, 1864.
P.84.844. 1
Sir Rohan's ghost. A romance. [Anon.]
Boston, i860. P.84.844. 2
The thief in the night. Boston, 1872.
P.84.8443
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady.
The slave's appeal. Albany, i860.
No. 11 in P.63.594
[Scrap-book, containing manuscript notes,
selections from the writings of various
friends, and views of places in London.]
P.84.848
Steele, Mary Davies.
A happy life. Dayton, Ohio, 1895. P. 84. 849
Stowe, Harriet Beecher.
Onkel Toms Hytte, eller Negerlivet i de
amerikanske Slavestater. Christiania, 1861.
P.84.859
Poganuc people: their loves and lives. N. Y.
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Queer little people. Boston. 1867. Illus.
P.84.859. 2
Tappan, Caroline Sturgis.
Rainbows for children. [Fairy tales.] Ed-
ited by L. Maria Child. N. Y., 1848. Illus.
P84873
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Thompson, Eliza Jane Trimble.
Hillsboro crusade sketches and family re-
cords. By Mrs. Eliza jane Trimble
Thompson, her two daughters, and Fran-
ces E. Willard. Cincinnati, 1896. Portrs.
Pis. P.84.887
Todd, Mabel Loomis.
Footprints. Amherst, 1883. P.84.893
Total eclipses of the sun. Boston, 1894. Illus.
Portrs. [Columbian knowledge series.
No. 1.] P.84.893- 1
Wakefield, Priscilla.
Domestic recreation; or, dialogues- illustra-
tive of natural and scientific subjects.
Phila., 1805. Pis. P.84.943
Ward, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
The struggle for immortality. Boston, 1889.
P.84949
The Trotty book. Boston, 1870. Illus.
P.84-949"
Trotty's wedding tour, and story-book. Bos-
ton, 1874. Illus. P.84.949.2
What to wear? Boston, 1873. P.84.949.3
Weld, Angelina Emily Grimke.
Letters to Catherine E. Beecher, in reply to
An essay on slavery and abolitionism.
Boston, 1838. P.84.957
Weston, H. H.
The fairy egg, and what it held. By three
friends. Boston, 1870. P.84.963
Whitman, Sarah W.
Robert Browning in his relation to the art
of painting. Read [before] the Browning
society of Boston. Boston. [1889.]
P.84.967
Whitney, Louisa Goddard.
Peasy's childhood: stories for children, and
for all who remember that they have been
children. [Anon.] Cambridge, 1878.
P.84.970
Willard, Frances Elizabeth.
How to win. A book for girls. With intro-
duction by Rose Elizabeth Cleveland. 4th
edition. N. Y., 1887. P.84-974
Windle, Catharine F. Ashmead.
Address to the New Shakspere society of
London. Discovery of Lord Verulam's
undoubted authorship of the "Shakspere"
works. San Francisco, 1881. P. 84.976
Women's calendar. 1890, 91. Dunkirk, N. Y.
[1889,90.] 2 v. Illus. P.84.983
Woolson, Constance Fenimore.
Castle Nowhere: Lake country sketches.
Boston, 1875. P.84.086
Young, Julia Ditto.
Adrift: a story of Niagara. Phila., 1889.
P.84.995
85. Women as Authors: American
Poetry.
Aldrich, Anne Reeve.
The rose of flame, and other poems of love.
N. Y., 1889. P.85.H
Allen, Elizabeth Chase.
The high-top sweeting and other poems.
N. Y., 1891. P.85.14
Two saints. A tribute to the memory of
Henry Bergh, founder of the first Ameri-
can society for the prevention of cruelty to
animals. "Portland. [1889] P85.141
Best, Susie M.
The fallen pillar saint, and other poems.
N. Y., 1890. Portr. P.85.82
Blair, Ophelia E. (Adam Dean.)
Poems of humanity. Little Rock, Ark.,
1892. Portr. P.85.^
Blake, Mary Elizabeth.
Poems. Boston, 1882. P.85.91
Verses along the way. Boston, 1890.
P.8591 1
Bolton, Sarah Knowles.
From heart and nature. By Sarah Knowles
Bolton and Charles Knowles Bolton.
N. Y., 1887. P.85.90
Boyle, Virginia Frazer.
The other side. An epic poem. Cambridge,
1893. P.85.110
Brooks, Maria Gowen. (Maria del Occidente.)
Zophiel; or, the bride of seven. Edited by
Zadel Barnes Gustafson. Boston, 1879.
P.85.117
Brown, Alice.
The road to Castaly. Boston, 1896. P.85.119
Chapman, Mary Berri.
Lyrics of love and nature. N. Y. [1895.]
Pis. P.S5.163
Clarke, Ednah Proctor.
An opal. Boston, 1896. P.85.176
Cleveland, Lucy.
Lotus-life and other poems. N. Y., 1893.
P.85.I79
Cocke, Zitella.
A Doric reed. Boston, 1895. [Oaten stop
series. 2.] P.85.181
Cone, Helen Gray.
The ride to the ladv, and other poems. Bos-
ton, 1891. P.85.185
Cook, Eliza.
Melaia and other poems. N. Y., 1844. Portr.
P.85.189
Cooke, Rose Terry.
Poems. Boston, 1861. P.85.192
Coolbrith, Ina D.
A perfect day, and other poems. San Fran-
cisco, i88r. P.85.I95
Coonley, Lydia Avery.
Under the pines and other verses. Chicago,
T895. P.85.198
Crawford, Isabella Valancy.
Old Spookses' pass, Malcolm's Katie, and
other poems. N. p. [1884.] P.85.203
Dandridge, Danske.
Joy, and other poems. N. Y., 1888. P.85.213
Rose brake. N. Y., 1890. P.85.213. 1
Deland. Margaret.
The old garden, and other verses. Boston,
1886. P.85.219
Dickinson, Emily.
Poems. [1st series.] Edited by Mabel
Loomis Todd and T. W. Higginson. Lon-
don, 1891. P.85.228
Same. 3d series. Edited by Mabel Loomis
Todd. Boston, 1896. P.85.228. 1
Dixon. Margaret.
Chronicles of Christopher Columbus. In
twelve cantos. New edition. N. Y., 1893.
PI. P.85.232
Dodge, Mary Barker.
The gray masque, and other poems. Boston.
[1885.] P85.235
Dorr, Julia Caroline Ripley.
Poems. N. Y., 1802 P85238
2&
THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
Duer, Caroline, and Alice Duer.
Poems. N. Y., 1896. P.85.243
Fabbri, Cora.
Lyrics. N. Y., 1892. P.85.280
Fessenden, Laura Dayton.
Essie. A romance in rhyme. Boston. [1895.J
Portr. P.85.292
Fields, Annie Adams.
The singing shepherd, and other poems.
Boston, 1895. P.85.295
Gary, Anstiss Curtiss.
A year's singing, and other poems. Chicago,
1895. Portr. P.85.327
Green, Anna Katharine.
The defence of the bride, and other poems.
N. Y., 1882. P.85.357
Risifi's daughter. A drama. N. Y., 1887.
P.85.357- 1
Griswold, Rufus Wilmot.
The female poets of America. 2d edition.
Phila., 1854. Portr. P.85.361
Guiney, Louise Imogen.
A roadside harp. Boston, 1893. P.85.367.2
Songs at the start. Boston, 1884. P.85.367
The white sail, and other poems. Boston.
[1887.] P.8S.367.1
Gustafson, Zadel Barnes.
Meg: a pastoral. And other poems. Bos-
ton, 1879. P.85.369
Hale, Anne Gardner.
Folly's bells. A German legend. Illustra-
tions by Lillian Hale. Buffalo, 1897.
P.85373
Harrison, S. Frances. (Seranus.)
Pine, rose and fleur de lis. Toronto, 1891.
P.85.385
Hazard, Caroline.
Narragansett ballads; with Songs and lyrics.
Boston, 1894. P.85.392
Hazard, Gertrude Minturn, and Anna Peace
Hazard.
Poems. Phila., 1873. P.85-394
Hopkins, Louisa Parsons.
Breath of the field and shore. Boston, 1881.
P.85.425
Howe, Julia Ward.
Later lyrics. Boston, 1866. P.85.431
Passion-flowers. [Anon.] Boston, 1854.
P85.431. 1
Words for the hour. Boston, 1857. P.85.431.2
Hutchinson, Ellen Mackay.
Songs and lyrics. Boston, 1881. P.85.439
Jennison, Lucy White. (Owen Innsley.)
Love poems and sonnets. Boston, 1881.
P.85.457
Jewett, Sophie. (Ellen Burroughs.)
The pilgrim and other poems. N. Y., 1896.
P.85.460
Johnston, Annie Fellows.
Songs Ysame. By Annie Fellows Johnston
and Albion Fellows Bacon. Boston, 1897.
P.85.464
Kimball, Hannah Parker.
Soul and sense. Boston, 1896. [Oaten stop
series. 4.] P.85-479
Kimball, Harriet McEwen.
Poems. N. Y., 1889. P.85.480
Kinney, Elizabeth C.
Poems [and Sonnets]. N. Y., 1867. P.85.483
Larcom, Lucy.
Poems. Boston, 1869. P.85.503
Larned, Augusta.
In woods and fields. N. Y., 1895. P.85.506
Lazarus, Errrma.
Admetus and other poems. N. Y., 1871.
P.85.512
Poems. Boston, 1889. 2 v. Portr. P.85.512. 1
Songs of a Semite: The dance to death, and
other poems. N. Y., 1882. P.85.512.2
McMullin, Rachel B.
Heart songs. Worcester, 1896. P.85.545
Marean, Emma Endicott.
Eighteen. [Boston, 1894.] P.85.558
Mason, Caroline A.
The lost ring and other poems. With an in-
troduction by Charles G. Ames. Boston,
1891. Portr. P.85.569
Medini, F. Roena.
Edalaine: a metrical romance. N. Y., 1892.
P.85.577
Monroe, Harriet
Commemoration ode, delivered at the dedi-
cation of the World's Columbian exposi-
tion, on the 400th anniversary of the dis-
covery of America. Chicago, 1892. P.85.605
Valeria, and other poems. Chicago, 1892.
P.85.605. 1
Moulton, Ellen Louise Chandler.
Poems. Boston, 1878. P.85.621
Nason, Emma Huntington.
The tower, with legends and lyrics. Boston,
1895. P.85.633
Orne, Caroline F.
Sweet Auburn and Mount Auburn, with
other poems. Cambridge, 1844. P.85.659
Patton, Abby Hutchinson.
A handful of pebbles. [Cambridge.] 1891.
P.85.676
Perry, Lilla Cabot.
The heart of the weed. [Anon.] Boston,
1886. P.85.683
Perry, Nora.
Lyrics and legends. Boston, 1891. P.85.685
Piatt, John James, and Sarah Morgan Bryan
Piatt.
The children out-of-doors. Cincinnati, 1885.
P.85.692
Piatt. Sarah Morgan Bryan.
An enchanted castle, and other poems: pic-
tures, portraits and people in Ireland.
London, 1893. P.85.693
An Irish garland Boston, 1885. P.85.693. x
An Irish wild-flower, etc. N. Y., 1896.
P.85.693.2
That new world, and other poems. Boston,
1877- P.85.693-3
A voyage to the Fortunate isles, etc. Bos-
ton, 1874. P.85.693.4
Plummer, Mary Wright.
Verse. Cleveland, 1896. P 85.701
Poole, Fanny H. Runnells.
A bank of violets. N. Y., 1895. P.85.707
Prentiss. Caroline Edwards.
Sunshine and shadow. N. Y., 1896. P.85.713
Putnam, Irene.
Songs without answer. N. Y. [1896.] P.85.719
Reese, Lizette Woodworth.
A branch of May. Baltimore, 1887. P.85.735
Ahandfuloflavender. Boston, 1891. P.85.735.1
A quiet road. Boston, 1896. P.85.735.2
Sangster, Margaret Elizabeth.
Easter bells. N. Y., 1897. P.85.7831
On the road home. N. Y., 1893. P85.783
THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
29
Scudder, Eliza. 0, DQrQ,
Hymns and sonnets. Boston, 1896. F.85.807
Sewall, Harriet Winslow.
Poems. With a memoir by Ednah U Uie-
ney. Cambridge, 1889. P.85.815
Shearer, Flora Macdonald.
The legend of Avlvs [and other poems] .
San Franciso, 1896. P.85.817
Smith, Minna Caroline.
In fruitful lands, and other poems. Lam-
bridge, 1886. P.85.832
Snow, Florence L.
The lamp of gold. Chicago, 1896. P.85.836
Spofford, Harriet Elizabeth Prescott.
Poems. Boston, 1882. P.85.845
Stetson, Charlotte Perkins.
In this our world. Oakland, Cal., 1893-
P.85.853
Stoddard, Elizabeth Drew Barstow.
Poems. Boston, 1895. P.85.856
Thaxter, Celia.
The cruise of the Mystery and other poems.
Boston, 18S6. P.85.881
Thomas, Edith Matilda.
Fair shadow land. Boston, 1893. P.85.885
A winter swallow, with other verse. N. Y.,
1896. P.85.885. 1
Townsend, Mary Ashley.
Down the bayou and other poems. Boston,
1882. P.85.898
Vaughan, Virginia.
Orpheus and the sirens. A drama in lyrics.
London, 1882. P.85.925
Ward, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
Songs of the silent world, and other poems.
Boston, 1885. Portr. P.85-949
Wheatley, Phillis.
Poems, on various subjects, religious and
moral. London, 1816. P.85.964
Wilcox, Ella Wheeler.
Poems of passion. Chicago, 1883. P.85.969
Poems of pleasure. N. Y. [1888.] P.85.9691
Woolsey, Sarah Chauncey. (Susan Coolidge.)
Verses. Boston, 1880. P.85.985
86. Women as Authors: French.
Alletz, Pons Augustin.
L'esprit des femmes celebres du siecle de
Louis XIV. et de celui de Louis XV.
[Anon.] Paris, 1768. 2 v. P.80.15
Arnauld d'Andilly, Jacqueline Marie Angelique
de Saint Madeleine (Mere Angelique h
Memoires pour servir a l'histoire de Port-
Royal, et a la vie de la reverende mere
Marie Angelique de Sainte Magdeleine
Arnauld. [Pub. par Jean Louis Barbeau
de La Bruyere.] Utrecht, 1742, 57- 4 v.
P.86.29
Billardon de Sauvigny, Edme Louis, editor.
Parnasse des dames. Paris, 1773. 9 v-
P.86.88
Colombier, Marie.
Nathalie. On en meurt. Paris. [1889.]
P.86.185
Genlis, Stephanie Felicite Ducrest de St. Au-
bin, comtesse de.
La Bruyere the less: or, characters and
manners of the children of the present age.
London, 1800. P.86.331
Lessons of a governess to her pupils: or.
journal of the method adopted by Madame
de Sillery-Brulart in the education of the
children of M. d'Orleans. London, 1792.
3 v. P.86.331- 1
Six tales, moral and religious. Translated
and altered from the French. London,
1822. Pis. P.86.33I-2
L. C, Frederic-T1. de, editor.
Les femmes poetes, ou choix de poesies le-
geres composees par des dames. Paris,
1829. 2 v. P.86.490
Lambert, Anne Therese de Marguenat de
Courcelles, marquise de.
Works. New edition, from the French.
London, 1781. 2 v. P.86.497
La Porte, Joseph de.
Histoire litteraire des femmes franchises.
Par une societe de gens de lettres. Paris,
1769. 5 v. PI. P.86.501
La Forte was assisted in this work by the mar-
quis de Lacroix de Castries.
Larcher, Louis Julien, and Pierre Jules Hetzel
(P. J. Martin).
Les hommes juges par les femmes. Paris,
1858. P.86.504
Marguerite de Valois, queen of Henry IV. of
France.
La rvelle mal assortie, ov, entretiens amov-
tevx d'vne dame eloqvente, auec vn cava-
lier-gascon . . . Paris, 1855. [Le tresor des
pieces rares ou inedites.] P.86.561
Scudery, Madeleine de. (Madame de V * * *.)
Anecdotes de la cour d'Alphonse Xle, roi
de Castille. Amsterdam, 1756. P.86.807
The female orators: or, the courage and con-
stancy of divers famous queens and illus-
trious women, set forth in their orations.
London, 1714. PL P.86.807.1
Ibrahim, or, the illustrious Bassa. Englished
by Henry Cogan. London, 1674. P.86.807.2
Stael-Holstein.Anne Louise Germaine Necker,
baronne de.
Letters on the works and character of J. J.
Rousseau; added, a letter from the coun-
tess Alexandre de Vassy to the Baroness
de Stael, with the baroness's answer, and
an account of the last moments of Rous-
seau. London, 1789. P.86.847
Stael-Holstein, Auguste Louis, baron de.
Letters on England. 2d edition, with addi-
tional letters, and life of the author, by the
Duchess de Broglie. London, 1830. Plan.
P.86.848
Surville, Marguerite fileonore Clotilde de Val-
lon-Chalys, madame de.
Poesies, pub. par Ch. Vanderbourg. Pans,
1803. P.86.867
The above name is said to be a pseudonym, and
the poems are attributed by different authorities
to Joseph Etienne Surville, and to the editor,
Vanderbourg.
87. Women as Authors: German.
Ambrosius, Joanna.
Poems. Edited by Karl Schrattenthal
[pseud, of Carl Weiss]. Boston, 1806
Portr. PI. P-8M7
Arnim. Elisabeth, called Bettina von.
Gespriiche mit Daemonen. Des Konigs-
buchs zweiter Band. Berlin, 1852. P.8729
30
THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
Schurman, Anna Maria van.
Nobiliss. virginis Anna; Maria; a Schurman,
opuscula Hebraea, Graeca, Latina, Gallica.
Prosaica & metrica. Lvgd. Batavor., 1648.
P.87.804
88. Women as Authors: Other
Langataeres.
Wolf, Johann Christian, editor.
Poetriarvm octo, Erinnae, Myrus, Myrtidis,
Corinnae, Telesillae, Praxillae, Nossidis,
Anytae. fragmenta et elogia. Graece ei
Latine. Accedit Gottfridi Olearii [recte
J. C. Blum] Dissertatio de poetriis graecis.
Hambvrgi, 1734. No. 2 in P.88.785.3
Agnesi, Margarita Gaetana Angiola Maria.
Analytical institutions, in four books. Trans-
lated by the late Rev. John Colson. Now
first printed under the inspection of the
Rev. John Hellins. London, 1801. P.88.7
Arnold, Sir Edwin.
The poets of Greece. London, 1869. P.88.29
Pauline Elisabeth Ottilie Louise, queen of
Roumania. (Carmen Sylva.)
Songs of toil. Translated by John Eliot
Bowen. With an introductory sketch.
N. Y., 1888. P.88.677
Pulszky, Ferencz Aurel, and Terezia Pulszky.
White, red, black. Sketches of American
society in the United States. N. Y., 1853.
2 v. P.88.7 19
Sappho.
2aTr<pous -trjs Aeopi&s MAr/. The odes of Sappho
of Lesbos. [Translated by Mr. Addison. J
Portr. (In Anacreon. Works. Pp. 247-
279. London, 1735.) P.88.19
Works. Translated [by Francis Fawkes].
(In Anacreon. The works of Anacreon,
Sappho . . . Pp. 179-203. London, 1789.)
P.88.19. 1
Pp. 169-177 contains a sketch of the life of Sapph.,.
Poesies de Sapho. Suivis de differentes poe-
sies dans le meme genre [par ParnyJ.
Londres, 1810. Portr. *P.88.78s
Sappho: memoir, text, selected renderings,
and a literal translation by Henry Thorn-
ton Wharton. 2d edition. London, 1887.
Portr. P.88.785.1
Same. [3d edition.] 1895. P.88.785.2
Sapphus, poetriae Lettiae, fragmenta et elo-
gia, quotquot in auctoribus antiquis Grae-
cis et Latinis reperiuntur cura Jo. Chris-
tiani Wolfii. Qui vitam Sapphonis & in-
dices adjecit. Londini, 1733. P.88.785.3
The songs of Sappho. By James S. Easby-
Smith. Washington, 1891. P.88.785.4
Ursinus, Fulvius.
Carmina novem illvstrivm feminarvm, Sap-
phvs, Myrtidis, Praxillae, Erinnae, Corin-
nae, Nossidis, Myrvs, Telesillae, Anytae. Et
lyricorvm Alcmanis, Ibyci, Stesichori, An-
acreontis, Alcaei, Simonidis, Bacchylidis
. . . nunc primum edita. Ex bibliotheca
Fvlvii Vrsini. Antverpiae, 1568. P.88.917
Wolf, Johann Christian.
Mvliervm Graecarvm qvae oratione prosa
vsae svnt fragmenta et elogia. Graece et
Latine. Accedit Catalogus foeminarvm . . .
illvstrivm. Hamburgi, 1735 P.88 981
90.
Periodicals. M iscel-
laneous.
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Jeanne Devoin. ie aiinee. Paris [1851.]
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7th edition. London, 1771. 4 v. Pis.
P. 90. 289
Genius, The, of liberty. Devoted to the inter-
ests of American women. Vol. 2, no. 1, 2,
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wahre Emanzipation des Weibes. Berlin.
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Ladies' diary, The; or, woman's almanack for
1803-05, 1807-10. Also, The diary com-
panion; being a supplement to the Ladies'
diary tor 1801-05. London. [1801-10.]
P.90.493
Ladies' magazine, The. Conducted by Mrs.
Sarah J. Hale. Boston, 1829. P.90.495
Lady's magazine, The; or entertaining com-
panion for the fair sex, appropriated solely
to their use and amusement. London,
1773, 74- 2 v. Pis. P.90.499
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e bellas-artes, consagrado aos interesses e
direitos da mulher brazileira. Redactoras:
Josefa A. F. M. de Oliveira, Maria A. G.
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New unity, The. Published in the interest of
the American congress of liberal religious
societies. N. S. vol. 1, no. 46. Chicago,
1896. P. 90. 639
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fashions of society. [Dr. Lydia Sayer
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Una, The. A paper devoted to the elevation of
women. Vol. 1-3. Providence [later Bos-
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Work and leisure. The Englishwoman's ad-
vertiser, reporter, and gazette. Being a
new series of The woman's gazette; or,
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INDEX.
Abrantes, Laura Permon Junot,
duchesse d', i.
Acollas, Emile, 14.
Actaea, pseud. Agassiz, Elizabeth
Cary.
Adams, F. G., 19.
Adams, Hannah, 25.
Adams, Oscar Fay, 13.
Addison, Daniel Dulany, 5.
Adrian, Johann Valentin, 9.
Agassiz, Elizabeth Cary, 25.
t\gnesi, Margarita Gaetana Angi-
ola Maria, 30.
Agrippa von Nettesheim, Heinrich
Cornelius, 13.
Aikin, John, 10.
Aikin, Lucy, 9, 22. ,
Albany female academy, 10.
Alcott, Louisa May, 25.
Aldrich, Anne Reeve, 27..
Alexander, William, M.D., 0.
Alissan de Chazet, Andre Rene
Polydore, 7.
Allen, Elizabeth Chase, 27.
Alletz, Pons Augustin, 20.
Allison, Frances Ekin, 21 (Starrett)-
Almy, Charles, jr., 18.
Ambrosius, Johanna, 29.
American female medical education
society, Fhila., 21.
American woman's educational as-
sociation, 10.
Ames, Azel, 13.
Amory, Thomas, 1, 7.
Anderson, Rev. James, 1.
Andrews, Jane, 23.
Andrews, John, LL.D., 9.
Andrews, Stephen Pearl, 14.
Angelique, Mere. See Arnauld d'
Andilly.
Anspach, Elizabeth Berkeley Cra-
ven, Markgrafin von, 3.
Anthony, Charles, 19.
Antioch college, 12.
Arckenholtz, Johann, 3 (Christina).
Arms, Jane M., 26 (Hyatt).
Arnauld d'Andilly, Jacqueline Ma-
rie Angelique de Saint Madeleine
(Mere Angelique), 29.
Arnim, Elisabeth von, 29.
Arnold, Sir Edwin, 30.
Arusmont, Frances Wright d'. See
Wright, Frances.
Association of collegiate alumnae,
12, 13.
Astell, Mary, q, 10.
Atkinson, Henry George, 22.
Aubin, , 13.
Austen, Jane, 23.
Austin, George Lowell, 13.
Austin, Jane Goodwin, 25.
Avery, Rachel Foster, 19.
Azais, Pierre Hyacinthe, 7.
B., P., Minnebroeder, 1.
Bacon, Albion Fellows, 28 (John-
ston).
Baillie, Joanna, 23.
Ralaguer y Merino, Andreu, 15.
Balemann, Heinrich, 18.
Ralfour, Clara Lucas, r.
Ballard, George, 1.
Ralzac, Honore de, 15.
Barbauld, Anna Lxtitia, 23.
Barnard, Frederick Augustus Por-
ter, 12.
Barrett, Eaton Stannard, 7.
Beck, \\ ilhelmine, Baronin von, 3.
Becker, VYilhelm Adolph, 9.
Beecher, Catharine Esther, 16.
Beecher, Henry Ward, 19.
Bellamy, Daniel, ie.
Bellamy, George Anne, 3.
Bellegarde, Jean Baptiste Morvan
de, 14.
Bellegarrigue, A., 7.
Belloc, Bessie Rayncr Tarkes, 24.
Bembo, Pietro, cardinal, 14.
Benger, Elizabeth Ogilvy, 4 (Ham-
ilton), 22 (Schmidt).
Benson, Eugene, 6 (Stampa).
Bentzon, Th., pseud. Blanc, The-
rese.
Best, Susie M., 27.
Beyle, Marie Henri, 14.
Beze, Theodore de, 16.
Billardon de Sauvigny, Edme Louis,
29-
Birney, Catherine H., 4 (Grimke).
Birrell, Augustine. 3 (Bronte).
Blackvvell, Alice Stone, 22.
Blackwell, Antoinette Louise Brown,
14.
Blackwell, Sarah Ellen, 3 (Carroll).
Blair, Ophelia E., 27.
Blair, Thomas S., 9.
Blake, Lillie Devereux, 17.
Blake, Mary Elizabeth, 25, 27.
Blake, Robert, 7.
Blanc, Therese, 9.
Bland, Edith, 24.
Bland, James, 7.
Blanquet, Theodore Xavier Albert,
Blaze, Marie Pauline Rose, 4 (Elisa-
beth).
Blind, Mathilde, 24. ,
Blouet, Paul, 7.
Blum, Johann Christian, 1.
Boardman, Henry Augustus, 5 (Lat-
imer).
Boccaccio, Giovanni, 1, 7. ,
Bolton. Sarah Knowles, 1, 25, 27.
Bombard, Martin Christian Fried-
rich von, 7.
Bomhard, Georg Christian August
von, 7.
Bonafede, Carolina, 1.
Boston. School committee, 10, 12.
Boston female anti-slavery society,
Boudier de Villemcrt, Pierre Jo-
seph, 11.
Boyle, Virginia Frazer, 27.
Bradford, Sarah H., 6 (Tubman).
Bradley, Kathcrine, 24.
Brantome, Pierre de Bourdeilles,
seigneur de, 1, 11.
Bridel, Louis, 18.
Bright, John Edward, 18.
Briquet, Marguerite Ursulc Fortu-
nee, 1.
Brisson, Barnabe, 15.
Brooks, Maria Gowen, 27.
Brown, Alice, 27.
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, 23, 24.
Browning, Oscar, 4 (Eliot).
Brunet, Pierre Gustave, 5 (Joan).
Bruys, Francois, 7.
Bryan, Margaret, 23.
Buchanan, George, 5 (Mary).
Buckstaff, Florence Griswold. 18.
Buechner, Louise, 17.
Burden, Helen McOuat, 3.
Burroughs. Ellen, pseud. Jewett.
Sophie.
Bury, Richard de. 1.
Buschmann, August, 9.
Bushnell, Horace, 19.
Bussy-Rabutin, Roger, comtc de, 1.
Butler, Josephine E., 20.
C., G., iS.
Cadiere, Marie Catherine. 3.
Calvert, George Henry, 6 (Stein).
Campbell, Helen, 25.
Campbell, Jcanie Morison, 24.
Carlier, Auguste, 15.
Carmen Sylva, pseud. Pauline Eli-
sabeth Ottilie Louise.
Carpenter, Esther Bernon, 2$.
Carron, Guy Toussaint Julien, 1.
Carruth, William Herbert, 19
(Adams).
Carter, Elizabeth, 22 (Epictetus).
Castiglione, Baldassare, conte di. 7.
Cervoni da Colle, Giovanni, 5 (Marie
de Medicis).
Channing, Elizabeth P., 25.
Channing, William Henry, 19.
Chapman, Maria Weston, 25.
Chapman, Mary Berri, 27.
Chapman, Priscilla, 10.
Chapone, Hester Mulso, 11.
Cheney, Ednah Dow, 1, 25.
Chenoweth, Mrs. C. Van D., 25.
Child, Lydia Maria, 3, 9, 25.
Chrysale, pseud. Blanquet, Theo-
dore Xavier Albert.
Churchill, Sarah Jennings, duchess
of Marlborough, 23.
Clapp, Eliza Thayer, 25.
Clarke, Ednah Proctor, 27.
Clarke, Edward Hammond, 13.
Clarke, Elizabeth P., 22.
Cleveland, Lucy, 27.
Cleveland educational bureau, 1.
Clive, Caroline, 24.
Cobbe, Frances Power, 20.
Cobbett, William, 11.
Cocchi, Antonio, 15.
Cocke, Zitella, 27.
Coleridge, Sara, 4, 23.
Collier, Ada Langworthy, S.
Colman, George, 24.
Colombier, Marie, 29.
Comer's commercial college, 10.
Comfort, Anna Manning, 13.
Comfort, George Fisk, 13.
Comte, Isidore Auguste Marie Fran
Qois Xavier, 22.
Cone, Helen Gray, 27.
Congres frangais et international du
droit des femmes, 17.
Conway, Katherine Eleanor, 25.
Cook, Eliza, 27.
Cooke, Rose Terry, 27.
Coolbrith, Ina D., 27.
Coolidge, Susan, pseud. Woolsey,
Sarah Chauncey.
Coonley, Lydia Avery, 27.
Cooper, Edith, 24 (Bradley).
Cornwaleys, Henry, 15.
Cousin, Victor. 5 (Longueville).
Craik, Dinah Maria, 24.
Cramer, Christian, 15.
f'rawford, Isabella Valancy, 27.
Croly, Jennie Cunningham. 12.
32
Crouse, M. Elizabeth, 24.
Crow, Martha Foote, 12.
Curtis, George William, 19.
Dacier, Anne Lefevre, 22 (Homer).
Daehne van Varick, Eduardus Hugo
Maria von, is.
Dall, Caroline Wells Healey, 1, 9,
18, 20, 25.
Dandridge, Danske, 27.
Daniels, Cora Linn, 25.
Darmesteter, Mary. See Robinson,
Agnes Mary Frances.
Davies, Emily, 10.
Davis, Tames Edward, 18.
Davis, Paulina Wright, 10.
Dean, Adam, pseud. Blair, Ophe-
lia E.
Defoe, 4 (Davies).
Deland, Margaret, 37.
Delany, Mary, 4.
Dibdin, Charles, the elder, 8.
Dixon, Margaret, 27-
Doane, George Washington, 4 (Day-
ton).
Dodge, Mary Abigail, 17, 25.
Dodge, Mary Barker, 37.
Domenichi, Lodovico, 14.
Dorr, Julia Caroline Ripley, 27.
Draigu, , 9-
Dryden, Anne RichHieu, 9.
Du Barrv, Marie Jeanne Gomard
de Vaubernier, comtesre, 4.
Du Broca, Louis, 1.
D11 Deffand. Mari- de Vichy Cham-
rond, marquise, 4.
Duer, Alice. 28.
Duer, Caroline, 28.
Duffev, Eliza Bisbee. 13.
Ditfour, Marie Armande Jeanne, 10.
Dufrenoy, Adelaide Gillette, 2, 7.
Dumas, Alexandre, the younger, 8,
IS. 16. 17.
Durfey, Thomas. 8.
Dwight, Sereno Edwards 13.
Eberhard, Gottfried, 9 (Eichler).
Eckardt, Johann Christian, 18.
Edgeworth, Maria, 23.
Edgeworth, Richard Lovell, 23.
Eichler, Johann Christian, 9.
Eigenmann, Carl H., 25.
Eigenmann, Rosa Smith, 25.
Eliot, George, 22 (Feuerbach), 22
(Strauss), 23, 24.
Ellet, Elizabeth Fries, 2.
Elliot, Mary Stuart, 4.
Elliot, Richard, 15.
Elliott, Maude Howe, 21.
Elstob, Elizabeth, 23.
Ely, Gertrude H., 25.
Engelhardt, Friedrich Wilhelm, 18.
Engelstoft, Laurits, 9.
Epictetus, 22.
Equal rights association, 19.
Ercolani, Girolamo, 2.
Ethelmer, Ellis, 17.
Evans, Marian. See Eiiot, George.
Fabbri, Cora, 28.
Fane, Violet, pseud. Singleton,
Mary Montgomerie.
Farnham, Eliza Woodson, 4, 9.
Fausto da Longiano. Sebastiano, 15.
Fawcett, Millicent Garrett, 23.
Feminis, Justus, pseud. Henlau,
A. A.
Fenelon, 10.
Ferri, Pietro Leopoldo, conte, 22.
Fessenden, Laura Dayton, 28.
Feuerbach, Ludwig Andreas, 22.
Feyjoo y Montenegro, Francisco
Benito Geronimo, 14.
Field, Michael, pseud. Bradley,
Katherine and Edith Cooper.
Fielding, Sarah, 2.
Fields, Annie Adams, 28.
Finck, Henry Theophilus, 14.
Fitz Gerald, Caroline, 24.
Fletcher, Eliza Dawson, 4.
Fokker, Abraham Pieter, 16.
Franklin 'institute, 21.
Frederica Sophia Wilhelmina, Mark-
grafin von Baireuth, 4.
THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
Teanne Ms
Friedlaender, H. H., 10.
Friends, Society of, 2.
Frothingham, Frederick, 6 (Phin-
ney).
Fry, Elizabeth, 4.
Fuller, Arthur Buckminstcr, 6
(Tufts).
Fuller, Horace W., 18 (Almy).
Fytche, M. Amelia, 25.
G., N., 11.
Gage, Matilda E. Joslyn, 17.
Galien, Mme — , de Chateatj-Thier-
ry, 2.
Gannett, Ezra Stiles, 11.
Gary, Anstiss Curtiss, 28.
Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn, 3
(Bronte), 23.
Gaulot, Paul, 22.
Gay, Jules. 22.
Gaya, Louis de, 15.
Gayette - Georgens,
von, 2.
Genlis. Stephanie Felieite Ducrest
de St. Aubin, comtesse de, 2, 39.
Gerbier, Charles, 7.
Gibbons, Thomas, 2.
Gidumal, Davaram, 15.
Gillet, Robert. 12.
Girard. Jean Baptiste, 3 (CadiereV
Giraud, Leon, 9.
Girton college. 12.
Oisborne. Thomas, 12.
Gloekler. Tohann Philipp, 2.
Godefroi, Michael Jacobus, 16.
Godwin, Mary Wollstonecraft, 11,
Godwin, William. 4 (Godwin).
Goethe, Katharina Elisabeth Tex-
tor, 4.
Grant. Anne. 4.
Grantham, Thomas, 15.
Great Britain. Poor law board, 20.
Green, Anna Katharine, 28.
Green, Mary Anne Everett, 2.
Greenough, Sarah Dana, 8.
Greenwood, Grace, pseud. Lippin-
cott, Sara Jane.
Gregory, George, 12.
Grillparzcr, Franz, 8.
Grimke. Sarah Moore, 9.
Griswold, Mrs. J. N. A., 25.
Griswold, Rufus Wilmot, 28.
Grogan, Mercy, 20.
Guenderode, Caroline von, 2.
Guevara, Antonio de, 15.
Guhl, Ernst Carl, 21.
Guilmot, Docteur, 14.
Guiney, Louise Imogen, 25, 28.
Gundling, Nicolaus Hieronymus, 18.
Gurney, Joseph John, 20.
Gustafson, Zadel Barnes, 28.
Guyon, Claude Marie, 9.
II., H., pseud. Jackson, Helen
Maria.
Habicht, Melchior, 2.
Haendel, Christoph Christian, 2.
Haighton, Elise A., 17-
Hale, Anne Gardner, 28.
Hale, Sarah Josepha, 2, 21, 30 (La-
dies').
Hale, William, 16.
Hall, Mrs. Matthew, 2.
Hallock, Julia Sherman, 25.
Hallowell, Anna Davis, 5 (Mott).
Hamilton, Lady Anne, 24.
Hamilton, Elizabeth, 22 (Zaarmilla),
Hamilton. Gail, pseud. Dodge,
Mary Abigail.
Hannow, Joachim Eberhard von, 18.
Harding, Herbert Lee, 21 (Morse).
Harland. Marion, pseud. Terhune,
Mary Virginia.
Harrison, S. Frances, 28.
Harst, de, 4 (Christina).
Hartley, Thomas W., 19-
Hasbrouck, Lydia Sayer, 30 (Sibyl).
Haskins, Adaline, 4.
Hassall. Miss , 25.
Hatfield, Miss S.. n.
Haughton, George Dunbar, 14.
ITayn, Hugo, 22.
Hays, Mary, 2.
Hazard, Anna Peace, 2S.
Hazard, Caroline, 28.
Hazard, Gertrude Minturn, 28.
Hazeltine, Mayo Williamson, 12.
Heloise, 3 (Abailard).
Hemans, Felicia, 24.
Hemiup, Maria Remington, 26.
Henderson, Mary F., 26.
Henke, Ernst Ludwig Theodor, 2.
Henlau, A. A., 8.
Henniker, Florence, 23.
Henrietta Maria, duchess of Or-
leans, 4-
Henry, R. W., 6 (Warne).
Hericourt, Jenny P. d'., 17.
Herold, Johann Barthold, 15.
Herzer, Franz Xavier, 15.
ITesekiel, Johann George Ludwig. 8.
Hetzel, Pierre Jules, 29 (Larcher).
Heywood. Eliza, 30 (Female).
Hickox, George A., 18.
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth, 3
(Ossoli), 7, 17.
Hinrichsen, Adolf, 30.
Hitchcock, Albert William, 5 (Hop.
kins).
Hoar, George Frisbie, 19.
Hocker, Nicolaus. 8.
Hoeltich, Franz Heinrich, 10.
Hoessli, Heinrich, 16.
Hoey, Frances Sarah, 22 (Gaulot).
Holland, Mary A. Gardner, 20.
Homer, 22.
Hooke, Nathaniel, 4 (Churchill).
Hooker, Isabella Beecher, 16.
Hopkins, Louisa Parsons, 28.
Hosken, James Dryden, 8.
Hotman, Antoine, 15.
Hotman, Francois. 15.
Howe, Julia Ward, 13, 28.
Howitt, Anna Mary. See Watts,
Anna Mary Howitt.
Hubbard, Louisa M., 30 (Work).
Hurlbut, Elisha P., 18.
Hutchinson, Ellen Mackay, 28.
Huygens, Cornelie, 17.
Hyatt, Alpheus, 26.
Imbert. Jean Baptiste Auguste, 8.
Innsley, Owen, pseud. Jennison.
Lucy White.
Irwin, Agnes, 3 (Wister).
J., C. J., 8.
Jackson, Helen Maria, 26.
Jacobi, Eugenie, 26.
Jacolliot, Louis, 10.
Jameson, Anna Brownell, 20.
Jennings, Kate Vaughan, 6 (Varn
hagen).
Jennison, Lucy White, 28.
Jewett, Sophie, 28.
Joceline, Elizabeth, 12.
Johnston, Annie Fellows, 28.
Joly, Nicolas, 19.
Juncker, Christian, 22.
June, Jennie, pseud. Croly, Jennift
Cunningham.
Justus Feminis, pseud. Henlau,
A. A.
Kavanagh, Julia, 2, 20.
Keith, Alyn Yates, pseud. Morris,
Eugenia L.
Kelty, Mary Ann, 2.
Kemble, Frances Anne, 24.
Kendall, May, 24.
Kenrick, William, 11.
Kimball, Hannah Parker, 28.
Kimball, Harriet McEwen, 28.
Kingsley, Charles, 8.
Kinney, Abbot, 26 (Jackson).
Kinney, Elizabeth C, 28.
Kletke, Hermann, 2 (Gayette-Geor-
gens).
Knapp, Samuel Lorenzo, 2.
L. C, Frederic-Tx. de, 29.
La Barre, Francois Poulain de, 14.
La Bouere, Comtesse de. 5.
La Croix de Castries, Jean Fran
cois, marquis de, 2.
Ladies' enterprise publishing asso-
ciation. Boston, 17.
THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
33
Lafayette, Marie Madeleine Pioche
de la Vergnc, comtesse de, 4 (Hen-
rietta), 8.
Lairtullier, E., 2.
Lambert, Anne Theresc de Margue-
nat de Conrcelles, marquise dc, 29.
Lamson, Alvan, 4 (Dean).
La Porte, Joseph de, 29.
Larchcr, Louis Julien, 29.
Larcom, Lucy, 28.
Larned, Augusta, 28.
La Rochejaquelin, Marie Louise
Yictoire, marquise de, 5.
La Sale. Antoine de, 8.
La Tour Landry, Oeoffroy de, 12.
La V * * * * , de, 7.
Lawrence, William Beach, 18.
Lawton, William Cranston, 8.
Lazarus, Emma, 28.
Lee, Rev. Luther, 21.
Lee, Sara L. Saunders, 6 (Smith).
Legouve, Ernest Wilfrid Gabriel
Jean Baptiste, 17.
Legouve, Gabriel Marie Jean Bap-
tiste, 8.
Le Guay de Premontval, Andre
Pierre, 15.
Leicester academy, 11.
Leighton, Caroline C, 26.
Lemonnier, Camille, 8.
Le Moyne, Pierre, 2.
Leonowens, Anna Harriette, 2.7.
Le Roux de Lincy, Adrien Jean
Victor. 2.
Lesley, Susan Inches Lyman, 5 (Ly-
man).
Letourneau, Charles, 15.
Levy, Amv, 24.
Limburg-Rrouv.-er, Petrus van. 10.
Lindsay, Caroline Blanche Eliza-
beth, lady, 24.
Lippincott, Sara Jane, 26.
Longus, 8.
Lord. Eleanor Louisa, 20.
Loudon. Jane, 23.
Ludolf. Georg Melchior von, 18.
Ltike, Temima. 5.
Lummis, Charles Fletcher, 8.
M ' * • , 14.
M'Carthy, Justin, 4 (Dudevant).
McCourt, David William, 8.
McGlasson, Eva Wilder, 26.
McKay. Martha Nicholson, 26.
Mackaye, Maria Ellery, 26.
McLean, Sally Pratt, 26.
McMullin, Rachel B., 28.
Macpherson, Gerardine, 5 (Jame-
son).
Madison, Dorothy, 5.
Manet, Berthe Morisot, 21.
Mann, Horace, 20.
Mansfield. Edward Deering, 18.
Manuel, Francisco, 15.
Manzint, Giovanni Battista, 8.
Marcet, Jane, 23.
Marean, Emma Endicott, 28.
Marechal, Pierre Sylvain, 8, 11.
Marguerite de Valois, 29.
Marie-Antoinette Josephe Jeanne de
Lorraine, 5.
Marinella, Lucrezia, 14.
Marriott, Thomas, 8.
Marshall, Florence A., 6 (Shelley).
Martin. Kate Byam, 10.
Martin, P. J., pseud. Hctzel, Pierre
Jules.
Martineau, Harriet, 5, 22 (Atkin-
son). 22 (Comte), 23.
Martini, Lorenzo, 2.
Mason, Caroline A., 28.
Mason, John Mitchell. 4 (Graham).
Massachusetts. Constitutional con-
vention, 19.
— General court. 21.
— State normal school at West
Newton, it.
— State normal school at Westfield,
Massachusetts association of work-
ing girls' clubs, 20.
Massachusetts society for the uni-
versity education of women. 12.
May, Samuel Joseph, 17.
Mayo, Amory Dwight, 11.
Means, James Howard, 4 (Codman).
Medini, F. Roena, 28.
Meiners, Christoph, 10.
Melhorn, Wolfgang, 8.
Menzies, Sutherland, 2.
Mery, Gaston, 4 (Couedon).
Meyer, Annie Nathan, 20, 26.
Meynell, Alice C, 24.
Michelet, Athenais, 5.
Mignet, Francois Au^uste Marie, 5
(Mary).
Mill, John Stuart, 17, 19.
Millar, John, 10.
Miller, Florence Fenwick, 5 (Mar-
tineau).
Miller, Leo, 17.
Milton, John, 16.
Mitchell, Maria. 5.
Mitford, Mary Russell, 23.
Moir, John, 11.
Masson, Rosaline Orme, 23.
Moke, Henri Guillaume, 10.
Mollerus, Jacobus, 14.
Mongellaz, Fanny Burnier, 20.
Monod, Adolphe Louis Frederic
Theodore, 20.
Monroe, Harriet, 28.
Montpensier, Anne Marie Louise
d'Orleans, duchesse de, 5.
Moore, Edward. 8.
More, Hannah, 23.
Morison, Jeanie. See Campbell,
Jeanie Morison.
Morris, Eugenia L., 26.
Morris, William, M.D., 6 (Read).
Morse, Lucy Gibbons, 26.
Morse, Robert McNeill, jr., 21.
Mott, Lucretia, 17.
Moulton, Ellen Louise Chandler, 28.
Mueldener, Rudolph, 8.
Munby, Arthur Joseph, 8.
Nannetti, Emidio, 3 (Catharine, St.).
Nason, Emma Huntington, 28.
National woman suffrage associa-
tion, 20.
National woman's rights conven-
tion, 17.
Nay, H., pseud. Hayn, Hugo.
Necker de Saussure, Albertine Adri-
enne, 6 (Stael-Holstein), 16.
Nemours, Marie d'Orleans, duch-
esse de, 5.
Nesbit, E., pseud. Bland, Edith.
New England female medical col-
lege, 21.
New York central college, 12.
Newell, W. W., 7 (Wright).
Newnham hall company, 12.
Newton, Alonzo Eliot, 16.
Nicetas Eugenianus, 8.
Nichols, Clarinda I. Howard, 17.
Niles, Henry Edward, 5 (Niles).
Norton, Caroline Elizabeth Sarah,
19, 24.
Nuttall, Zelia, 26.
Oberlin college, 12.
Dccidente, Maria del, pseud. Brooks,
Maria Gowen.
Ohio women's convention, 17.
O'Leary, Ellen, 24.
Olivier, Jacques, 7.
O'Rell, Max, pseud. Blouet, Paul.
Orne, Caroline F., 28.
Orton, James, 12.
Ossoli, Sarah Margaret Fuller, mar-
chesa d\ 10.
Ostrogorski, M., 19.
Ourry, E. T. Maurice, 7 (Alissan).
P., J. W.. 20.
Pagenstecher, Johann Friedrich Wil-
he'm, 14.
Palmer, Mary Towle, 26.
Parent-Duchatelet, Alexandre Jean
Baptiste, 16.
Parker, Lucretia, 5.
Parker, Theodore, 17.
Parr, Harriet, 4 (Dare).
Parsons, Benjamin, 11.
Pasch, Johann, 32.
Patronus Nupturientium, pseud., 16.
Patton, Abby Hutchinson, 28.
Paul, Charles Kcgan, 4 (Godwin).
Pauline Elisabeth Ottilie Louise,
queen of Roumania, 30.
Paullini, Christian Franz, 2.
Peabody, Elizabeth Palmer, 26.
Pellew, William George, 20.
Penn medical university of Phila-
delphia, 21.
Pennington, Montagu, 3 (Carter).
Pennington, Lady Sarah, u.
Penny, Virginia, 20.
Pcrrault, Charles, 7.
Perry, Lilla Cabot, 22, 28.
Perry, Nora, 28.
Petit, Pierre, 10.
Pfeiffer, Emily, 24.
Phelps, Almira Lincoln, <; (Lincoln).
Phillips, Wendell, 17.
Piatt, John James, 28.
Piatt, Sarah Morgan Bryan. 28.
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 14.
Pierson, H., 16.
Pietrucci. Napoleone, 3.
Pigott, Charles, 3.
Pineau, Severin, 13.
Piozzi, Hester Lynch, 6.
Planer, Johannes Andreas, 3.
Plante- Amour, Chevalier, pseud.
Bruys, Francois.
Plummer. Mary Wright, 28.
Pollard. Tosephine, 12.
Ponce, Nicolas. 3.
Poole, Fanny H. Runnells, 28.
Pope, Emilv Frances, 22.
Porter. Maria S., 26.
Powell, Aaron Macy, 16.
Poynter, Thomas, 16.
Prentiss, Caroline Edwards, 28.
Proffntt. John. 19.
Prost dc Royer, Antoine Francois.
18.
Prudhonime. Louis Marie, 3.
Pulszky, Terezia, 6, 30.
Putnam, Irene. 28.
Putnam free school, 11.
Quitard, Tierre Marie, 8.
Quivogne de Montifaud, Marie Ame-
lie, 3 (Abailard).
Radeliffe, Mary Ann, 18.
Ralph. James, 3.
Raniabai Sarasvati, Pundita, 10.
Ramabai association, ir.
Ratier, Felix Severin, 10.
Recamier. Jeanne Franchise Julit
Adelaide Bernard, 6.
Reese, Lizette Woodworth, 28.
Reeve. Isaac. 21.
Reid, Mrs. Hugo, 18.
Renneville, Sophie de Senneterre
de, 3.
Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas
Edme, 13.
Rhode Island woman suffrage asso-
ciation, 20.
Rice, Mary L., 19.
Richards, Ellen Henrietta, 21.
Ritchie, Anne Isabella Thackeray.
6 (Sevigne).
Ritter, Fanny Raymond, 21.
Robbins, Chandler, 3.
Roberts, Margaret, 3.
Robinson, Agnes Mary Frances, 2\.
Robinson, Harriet Jane Hanson, 8,
20.
Robinson, Lelia Josephine, 21, 26.
Rogers, William Augustus. 26.
Roland, Marie Tennne Phlipon, 6.
Rollins, Alice Wellington, 26.
Romeo, pseud., 16.
Roper. Rnner Samuel Donnison. 10.
Rose, Ernestine Louise Susmond. 18.
Rosini. Giovanni. 6 ("Pelli Fabroni).
Rossetti, Christina Georgina, 23, 24.
Roussel, Pierre. r-».
Rowe, Elisabeth. 23.
Rustaing dc Saint-Jory, Louis, 8.
34
Sainte-Beuve, Charles Augustin, 3-
Sand, George, pseud. See Dude
Sandford', Elizabeth, 21 (Winslow).
Sangster, Margaret Elizabeth, 28.
Sappho, 3°-
Sauerbrei, Johann, 11.
Schimmelpenninck, Mary Anne, 12
Schmidt, Carl, 19.
Schmidt, Eberhard Carl Klamer, 22.
Schurman, Anna Maria van, 30.
Scudder, Eliza, 29.
Scudder, Vida Dutton, 21.
Scudery, Madeleine de, 8, 29.
Sedgwick, Catharine Maria, 26.
Sedgwick, Jane Minot, 22.
See, Camille, 11.
Seiss, Joseph Augustus, 6 (Sulger).
Seranus, pseud. Harrison, S. Fran-
Sevigne, Marie de Rabutin Chan-
tal, marquise de, 6.
Sewall, Harriet Winslow, 29.
Scwall, Samuel Edmund, 19.
Seward, Anna. 6, 23. 2?.
Sharp, Elizabeth Amelia. 25.
Shearer. Flora Macdonald. 20.
Shellev, Mary Wollstonecraft, 23.
Shore,' Louisa Catherine, 25.
Simonnin, Antoine Jean Baptiste, 8.
Singleton. Marv Montgomene, 25.
Slade, Mary. 6.
Smith, Elizabeth Oakes, 16.
Smith, Erminnie Adele, 6.
Smith, Goldwin. 3 (Austen).
Smith, Minna Caroline, 29.
Smits, Petrus Jacobus, 19.
Snow, Florence L., 29.
Society for promoting female edu-
cation in the East. 12.
Society for the collegiate instruc-
tion of women by professors and
other instructors of Harvard col-
lege, 12.
Southey, Caroline Anne, 24.
Southev, Robert, 9.
Spanheim, Friedrich. 5 (Joan).
Spofford, Harriet Elizabeth Pres-
cott, 5 (Hopkins), 26, 29.
Sprague, Henry Harrison, 19.
Sprague, Julia A., ax.
Sprague, William Buell, 5 (Lee), 6
(Savage).
Sprint. Tohn, 16.
^tacl-Holstein, Anne Louise Ucr-
maine Necker, baronne de, 6, 20.
Stael - Holstein. Auguste Louis,
baron de, 29.
Stainforth, Francis John, 22.
Stanhope. Ladv Hester Lucy. 24.
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 18, 19, 20,
22. 26.
Stanton, Theodore, to.
Starrett. Helen Ekin, 21.
Steele, Marv Davies, 26.
Steele. Sir Richard, it. .
Stendhal, pseud. Beyle, Mane
Henri.
THE GALATEA COLLECTION.
Stetson, Charlotte Perkins, 29.
Stevens. Walter Le Conle, 12.
Stiles, Henry Reed, 14.
Stoddard, Elizabeth Drew Barstow,
29.
Stoeckhardt, Johann Heinrich, 7.
Storer, Horatio Robinson, 13.
Storrs, Richard Salter, 6 (Sheldon).
Stow, Mrs. J. W., 19.
Stowe. Harriet Elizabeth Beecher,
6, 26.
Strauss, David Friedrich, 23.
Sturges, Mary Ann. 6.
Surville, Marguerite Eleonore Clo-
tilde de Vallon-Chalys, madams
de, 29.
Swedenborg, Emanuel, 14-
Swinburne, Algernon Charles. 0.
Swinburne, Henry, 16.
Sybel, Heinrich Carl Ludolf von, 18.
Tait, William, 16.
Talbot, Catharine, 24.
Talfourd, Francis, 9-
Tappan, Caroline Sturgis. 26.
Tastu, Sabine Casimire AmabU
Voiart, 7 (Dufrenoy).
Tennyson, 9.
Terhune, Mary Virginia, 13.
Thackeray, Anne Isabella. See
Ritchie, Anne Isabella Thack-
eray.
Thaxter, Celia, 29.
Thicknesse, Ann, 3.
Thomas, Antoine Leonard, 10.
Thomas, Bertha, 4 (Dudevant).
Thomas, Edith Matilda, 20.
Thompson, Bonnell, 24 CColman).
Thompson, Eliza Jane Trimble, 27.
Thomson, John Cockburn, 3.
Thomson, Katharine, 3.
Tighe, Mary. 25.
Tilton, Theodore, 20.
Todd, Mabel Loomis, 27.
Tomson, Graham R., pseud. Wat-
son, Bosamund Marriott.
Towers, Joseph, 10.
Townsend. Mary Ashley. 20.
Turnbull, Robert, 5 (Morata).
Turner, Eliza Sproat. 20.
Uildriks. F. J. van, 18.
Ungern-Sternbcrg, Alexander, Frei-
herr von, 3.
United States. Congress, 20.
Universitv of Iowa, 12.
Unzer, Johann Christoph, 13.
Ursinus, Fulvius, 30.
Voiart, Anne Elisabeth Petitpain,
13. 14-
Wakefield, Priscilla, 27.
Walford, Lucy Bethiah, 3.
Walsh, William, 7.
Ward, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, 27,
29.
Warner, H. H., 9.
Watson, Rosamund Marriott. 2.1.
Watts, Anna Mary Howitt, 24.
Webster, Augusta, 11, 25.
Wednesday afternoon club, 22.
Weitzel, Sophie tt'inthrop, 5 (Pas-
cal).
Weld, Angelina Emily Grimke, 18,
Weston, H. H., 27.
Wharton. Grace, pseud. Thomson,
Katharine.
Wharton, John Jane Smith, 19.
Wharton, Philip, pseud. Thomson.
Tohn Cockburn.
Wheatley, Phillis, 29.
White, Andrew Dickson, 12.
White, Carlos, 20.
White, Charles I., 6 (Seton).
Whitford, Helena, 11.
Whitman, Sarah W., 27.
Whitney, Louisa Goddard, 27.
Wilcox," Ella Wheeler, 29.
Wilder, Burt Green, 14.
Wilkinson. Robert, 7.
Willard, Frances Elizabeth, 6, 21. 27
Willard, Samuel George, 4 (Cush-
man).
Williams, Helen Maria. 25.
Williams, Jane, 3.
Williston seminary. 11.
Windle. Catharine F. Ashtncad, 27.
Winlock, Anna, 26 (Rogers).
Winslow. Hubbard, 21.
Winter, Mrs., and Mrs. Boy, pseud.
Griswold, Mrs. T. N. A.
Wister. Sarah Butler. 3.
Wolf, Johann Christian, 30.
Woman's medical college of Penn-
sylvania, 22.
Woman's rights convention, 18.
Woodward. George W., 6.
Woolscy, Sarah Chauncey, 29.
Woolsey, Theodore Dwight, 16.
Woolson, Abba Goold. to.
Woolson, Constance Fenimore, 0,27.
World's Columbian exposition, 21.
World's temperance convention, 21.
Wright, Frances, 24.
Valresson, comtesse de, 13.
Varet, Alexandre, to.
Varnhagen von Ense, Rahel An-
toine Friederike, 6.
Vaughan, Virginia, 29.
Vermilye, Thomas Edward, 6 (Van
Rensselaer).
Young, Julia Ditto, 27.
Zaarmilla, 22.
ZakrzewsWa. Marie Elizabeth, 7.
Zmigrodzki, Michael von, 16.
Zocha. Carl Friedrich, Freiherr von,
22.
Zwitterling, Alexander, pseud., 14.
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