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Clayton, Ellen Creathorne [afterward Needham]. Female Warriors: Memorials of Female Valour and Heroism, from the Mythological Ages to the Present Era. 2 vols., London: Tinsley, 1879.

TOC: Semiramis; Harpalyce; Atalanta; Camilla; Tomyris; Telesilla; Mania; Arsinoe; Hypsicrates; Cleopatra; Candace; Boadicea; Victoria; Zenobia; Empress Hunila; Mavia; Pharandsem; Henda; Forka; Khaullah; Ayesha; Cabina; Saidet; Turkhan-Khatun; Hadee’yah; Libyssa and Valasca; Wanda; Elfrida; Igor; Richilda; Eleanora of Aquitane; Matilda of Boulogne; Empress Maud; Aldrude; Empress Constantia; Nichola de Camville; Blanche of Castille; Blanch de Rossi; Black Agnes; Countess of March; Countess de Montfort; Julia de Guesclin; Jane de Belleville; Lady of Clisson; Marzia; Margaret; Fair Maiden Lilliard; Lady Pelham; Philippa; Jeanne d’Arc; Margaret de Attendoli; Bona Lombardi and Onorata Rodiana; Marulla; Margaret of Anjou; Jeanne Hachette; Dona Aldonza de Castillo; Dofia Maria Sarmiento; Isabel; Caterina Sforza; Maria d’Estrada; Catalina de Erauso; Dona Maria Pacheco; Eleonora of Toledo; Louise Labé; Mary of Hungary; Granu Weal; Kenan Simonz Hasselaar; Mary, Queen of Scots; Magdalaine de Saint Nectaire; Constance de Cezelli; Christine de Lalaing; Princess d’Espinoy; Queen Elizabeth; Barabara of Ernecourt; Christina of Sweden; Lady Offaley; Lady Arundell; Lady Bankes; Countess of Derby; Helena Zrinyi; Wife of Tekeli; Lady Newcombe; Madame de Vercheres; Mademoiselle de la Charce.

Chapter titles: Warlike Goddesses; The Amazons; The Sarmatians; The Machyes and Auses; The Zaveces; Semiramis, Queen of Assyria; Harpalyce, daughter of Lycurgus, King of Thrace; Atalanta; Camilla, Queen of the Volscians; Tomyris, Queen of the Massagetae; Telesilla the Poetess; The Two Artemisias; Queens of Caria; Mania, Governess of Aeolia; Cratesipolis of Sicyon; Arsinoe, Queen of Egypt; Hypsicrates, Queen of Mithridates the Great; Cleopatra; Candace, Queen of Ethiopia; Boadicea and her Daughters; Ancient British, Caledonian, and German Female Warriors; Combats of Roman Ladies; Nero’s Amazons; Victoria, Empress of the West; Zenobia, Queen of the East; Empress Hunila; Mavia, Queen of Pharan; Pharandsem, Queen of Armenia; Henda, Wife of Abu Sofian; Forka; Woman of Yemaumah; Arab and Greek Heroines at the Siege of Damascus; Khaullah; Prefect of Tripoli’s Daugther; Ayesha, Widow of the Prophet; Cabina the Sorceress, Queen of the Berbers; Saidet, Queen of Persia; Turkhan-Khatun, Sultana of Kharezme; Hadee’yah; Libyssa and Valasca, Queens of Bohemia; Wanda, Queen of Poland; Moors in Spain; Women of Tudmir; Female Knights of Tortosa; Alleged Origin of the word “Infantry”; Queen Carcas; Elfrida, Daughter of Alfred the Great; Igor, Grand Duchess of Russia; Richilda, Countess of Hainault; Eleanora of Aquitane; Matilda of Boulogne; Empress Maud; Aldrude, Countess of Bertinoro; Empress Constantia; Nichola de Camville; Blanche of Castille, Queen Regent of France; Women of Culm; Blanch de Rossi; Black Agnes; Countess of March; Countess de Montfort; Julia de Guesclin; Jane de Belleville; Lady of Clisson; Marzia; Margaret, Queen of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden; Fair Maiden Lilliard; Lady Pelham; Philippa, Queen of Denmark; Jeanne d’Arc, the Maid of Orleans; Margaret de Attendoli, Sister of Sforza; Bona Lombardi and Onorata Rodiana; Female Condottieri; Marulla; Margaret of Anjou; Jeanne Hachette; Dona Aldonza de Castillo; and Dofia Maria Sarmiento; Isabel the Catholic; Caterina Sforza; Maria d’Estrada; Catalina de Erauso, the Monja Alferez; Dona Maria Pacheco; Eleonora of Toledo, Grand Duchess of Tuscany; Turks in Hungary; Jewess at Buda; Bravery of the Women of Temesvar, Erlau, Valpon, Agria, and Szigeth in Hungary, and of Famagosta in Cyprus; Louise Labé; Mary of Hungary; Granu Weal; Kenan Simonz Hasselaar; Women of Alkmaair; Mary, Queen of Scots; Magdalaine de Saint Nectaire; Constance de Cezelli; Christine de Lalaing; Princess d’Espinoy; Queen Elizabeth; Barabara of Ernecourt; Christina of Sweden; Lady Offaley; Lady Arundell; Lady Bankes; Countess of Derby; Helena Zrinyi; Wife of Tekeli; Lady Newcombe; Madame de Vercheres; Mademoiselle de la Charce.

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