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Ragg, Laura M. Women Artists of Bologna. London: Methuen, 1907.
TOC: Caterina dei Vigri, the Nun; Properzia de' Rossi, the Sculptor; Lavinia Fontana, the Portrait Painter; Elisabetta Sirani, the Disciple of Guido Reni.
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Madonna and Child -
Madonna Del Pomo -
St. Ursula and her Maidens -
Lavinia Fontana -
The Gozzadini Family -
Francis of France -
Elisabetta Sirani
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Rait, Robert S., ed. Five Stuart Princesses. London: Constable; New York: Dutton, 1902; 1908. London: Westminster, 1922.
TOC: Princess Mary; Henriette-Anne; Sophie; Margaret of Scotland; Queen Elizabeth.
Chapter titles: Mary, Princess Royal of England, 1631-1660; Henriette-Anne, Duchesse d'Orléans; Sophie, Consort of Ernest Augustus, Elector of Hanover; Margaret of Scotland, Consort of Louis XI, King of France; Queen Elizabeth, Consort of Frederick I, King of Bohemia.
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Henrietta -
Tomb of the Princess Margaret -
Elizabeth -
Charles Louis -
Mary of Orange -
Henriettain Childhood -
Sophia -
The Princess Elizabeth
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Ranelagh, Frank [i.e. Robert Folkestone Williams]. Maids of Honour: A Tale of the Court of George I. 3 vols., London: Colburn, 1845; Kent, 1861.
Historical fiction?
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Rappoport, Angelo Solomon. The Fair Ladies of the Winter Palace. London: Holden & Hardingham, 1914.
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Ravenel, Florence Leftwich. Women and the French Tradition. New York: Macmillan, 1918.
TOC: Arvède Barine; George Sand; Mme de Staël; Madame de Sévigné; Mme de Lafayette.
Chapter titles: The Eternal Feminine; A Woman Critic of Women: Arvède Barine; A Law Unto Herself: George Sand; The Great Salonière: Mme de Staël; The Great Tradition: Madame de Sévigné; The Riddle of the Sphinx: Mme de Lafayette; Great Women's Daughters; Women of France.
“Reprinted in part from various periodicals.”
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Raymond, Ida. [i.e., Mrs. Mary T. Tardy]. Southland Writers: Biographical and Critical Sketches of the Living Female Writers of the South. With Extracts from Their Writings. Philadelphia: Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger, 1870. As: The Living Female Writers of the South. 1872. As The Living Female Writers of the South. [same puBritish Library.], 1872.
TOC: Kentucky: Mrs. Catharine Ann Warfield; Eliza Ann Dupuy; Rosa Vertner Jeffrey; Agnes Leonard; Sallie M. Bryan; Mrs. Jane T. H. Cross; Miss Nelly Marshall; Florence Anderson; Mrs. Chapman Coleman and Daughters; S. Rochester Ford; Miss Allie Torbett; Mrs. Marie T. Daviess. Louisiana: Sarah A. Dorsey; Mrs. Marie Bushnell Williams; Anna Peyre Dinnies; Julia Pleasants Creswell; M. Sophie Homes; Eliza Lofton Pugh; Mrs. Eliza Elliott Harper; Mary Walsingham Crean; Mrs. Josephine R. Hoskins; Susan Blanchard Elder; Mrs. M. B. Hay; Gertrude A. Canfield; Ellen A. Moriarty; Mrs. E. M. Keplinger; Mrs. Louise Clack; Mrs. Gideon Townsend. Georgia: Mrs. Mary E. Tucker; Miss Margie P. Swain; Kate A. Du Bose; Loula Kendall Rogers; Emma Moffett Wynne; Mrs. Mary C. Bigby; Annie R. Blount; Maria Jourdan Westmoreland; Miss Maria Lou Eve; Miss Kate C. Wakeler; Carrie B. Sinclair; Mrs. Bettie M. Zimmerman; Mrs. Sallie M. Martin; Clara Le Clerc; Mrs. Bessie W. Williams; Louise Manheim; Mrs. Rebecca Jacobus; Mrs. Mary A. McCrimmon; Mrs. Agnes Jean Stibbes; Miss Fanny Andrews; Alabama: Mrs. Adelaide de Vendel Chaudron; Miss Kate Cumming; Laura S. Webb; Mrs. Annie Creight Lloyd; Mrs. E. W. Bellamy; Miss Mary A. Cruse; Lilian Rozell Messenger; Sarah E. Peck; Julia L. Keyes; Augusta J. Evans; I.M. Porter Henry; Catherine W. Towles; Mrs. Julia Shelton; Mississippi: Sallie Ada Vance; Mrs. Mary Stanford; Mrs. S.B. Cox; Eliza Poitevent; Florida: Mary E. Bryan; Fanny E. Herron; Augusta de Milly; Mrs. M. Louise Crossley; Tennessee: Mrs. L. Virginia French; Mrs. Annie Chamber Kethcum; Mrs. Clara Colres; Adelia C. Graves; Mrs. Mary E. Pope; Virginia: Mrs. Margaret J. Preston; Mrs. S.A. Weiss; Mrs. Constance Cary Harrison; M. J. Haw; Mrs. Mary Wiley; Miss Virginia E. Davidson; Miss Sallie A. Brock; Miss Sue. C. Hooper; Matilda S. Edwards; Mary J.S. Upshur; Martha Haines Butt Bennett; Miss Sarah J.C. Whittlesey; Helen G. Beale; Mrs. Cornelia J.M. Jordan; Laura R. Fewell; Mrs. Lizzie Petit Cutler; North Carolina: Mary Bayard Clarke; Mary Mason; Cornelia Phillips Spencer; Fanny Murdaugh Downing; Mrs. Mary Ayer Miller; Mrs. Susan J. Hancock; South Carolina: Sue Petigru King; Mrs. Caroline H. Jervey; Caroline A. Ball; Mrs. Mary S.B. Shindler; Miss Essie B. Cheesborough; Mary Scrimzeour Whitaker; Margaret Maxwell Martin; Mrs. Catharine Ladd; Clara V. Dargan; Annie M. Barnwell; Mary Caroline Griswold; Miss Julia C. Mintzing; Maryland: Anne Moncure Crane; Lydia Crane; Georgie A. Hulse McLeod; Texas: Mrs. Fannie A. D. Darden; Mrs. Maud J. Young; Miss Mollie E. Moore.
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Read, Thomas Buchanan, ed. The Female Poets of America. Philadelphia: Butler, 1848; 1849; 1850; 1851; 1852; 1855; 1857; 1864; 1866; 1867. New York: Worthington, 1887; 1890; Hagermann, 1894.
TOC: Sarah Hall; Maria Brooks; Elizabeth Oakes Smith; Hannah F. Gould; Lydia H. Sigourney; Louisa Jane Hall; Lydia Jane Pierson; Frances Sargent Osgood; Emma O. Embury; Caroline Gilman; S. Anna Lewis; Elizabeth Bogart; Luella J. B. Case; Elizabeth S. Swift; Elizabeth F. Ellet; Mary E. Lee; Sarah O Mayo; Mary E. Hewitt; Lucy Hooper; Mrs. Emily Judson; Louisa Simes; Sarah J. Hale; Mary A. H. Dodd; Julia H. Scott; Louisa S. M’Cord; Juliet H. L. Campbell; Mary S. B. Dana; Amelia B. Welby; Mrs. R. S. Nichols; The Misses Ware; Caroline M. Sawyer; Catharine H. Esling; Anne C. Lynch; Laura M. Thurston; Sarah Helena Whitman; Elizabeth Margaret Chandler; Edith May; Eliza Townshend; Elizabeth C. Kinney; Alice Carey; Phoebe Carey; Sarah L. P. Smith; Mary E. Brooks; Margaret Junkin; Anna Peyre Dinnies; Elizabeth J. Eames; Sarah J. Clarke; Mrs. J. C. Neal; Hannah Jane Woodman; Harriet Winslow List; Eliza L. Follen; Maria Lowell; Mrs. Gray; Julia Howe; Anne M. F. Annan; Marion Ward; Susan Pindar; Eliza L. Sproat; A. D. Woodbridge; Mrs. Margaret M. Davidson; Lucretia Maria Davidson; Margaret Miller Davidson; Anna Maria Wells; Helen Irving; Mary L. Lawson; Mrs. M. St. Leon Loud; Cornelia da Ponte; Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie; Charlotte Cushman; Charlotte M. S. Barnes; Catharine E. Beecher; Martha Day; Ellen S. Smith; Marion H. Rand; Clara Moore; Mary G. Wells; Elizabeth Lloyd; Blanchee Bennairde; Mary J. Reed; Caroline Howard; Mrs. C. W. Du Bose; Essie B. Cheesborough.
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Reed, Myrtle [1874-1911]. Love Affairs of Literary Men. New York: Putnam's, 1907.
TOC: Jonathan Swift; Alexander Pope; Samuel Johnson; Lawrence Sterne; William Cowper; Thomas Carlyle; Edgar Allan Poe; Percy Bysshe Shelley; John Keats.
NOT:=male-female collective biography. Reed was a prolific author of fiction, women's self-help, cookbooks, many for Putnam's, some under the pseudonym Olive Green.
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Reed, Myrtle [1874-1911]. Happy Women. New York: Putnam's, 1913.
TOC: Dolly Madison; Dorothy Wordsworth; Queen Louise; Caroline Herschel; Elizabeth Browning; Charlotte Cushman; Lucretia Mott; Florence Nightingale; Sister Dora; Jenny Lind; Louisa May Alcott; Queen Victoria.
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Reed, Ruth. The Negro Women of Gainesville, Georgia. The Negro Women of Gainesville Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1921.
M.A. thesis, U. Georgia, 1921.
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Reeves, Winona Evans. The Blue Book of Iowa Women: A History of Contemporary Women. [Mexico, MO: Press of the Missouri], 1914.
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Remarkable Women of Different Nations and Ages. 1st ser. Boston and Cleveland: Jewett, 1858.
TOC: Beatrice Cenci; Charlotte Corday; Joanna Southcott; Jemimah Wilkinson; Madame Ursinus; Madame Gottfried; Mdlle Clairon; Harriet Mellon; Mdlle Lenormand; Angelica Kauffmann; Mary Baker; Pope Joan; Joan of Arc.
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Reynolds, Myra. The Learned Lady in England, 1650-1760. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1920.
Chapter titles: Learned Ladies in England Before 1650; Learned Ladies in England from 1650 to 1760; Education; Miscellaneous Books on Women in Social and Intellectual Life; Satiric Representations of the Learned Lady in Comedy.
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Rhodes, Nora M. Life Stories of Some Women Missionaries. Elgin, IL: General Mission Board, Church of the Brethren, [1937?].
TOC: Ida Cora Shumaker; Minerva Metzge; Winifred Estelle Cripe; Faye Moyer; E. Mary Royer.
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Richards, Samuel Alfred. Feminist Writers of the Seventeenth Century. London: Nutt, 1914.
M. A. thesis, U. London.
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Richardson, Jerusha D[avidson Hunting] [Mrs. Aubrey Richardson]. Famous Ladies of the English Court. London: Hutchinson; Chicago: Stone, 1899.
TOC: Elizabeth; The Lady Mary Sidney; Mary; Penelope; The Lady Anne Clifford; Lucy Countess of Carlisle; Frances, Duchess of Richmond; Anne, Countess of Sunderland; Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough; Henrietta, Countess of Suffolk; The Lady Sarah Lennox; Isabella, Marchioness of Hertford.
Chapter titles: Elizabeth, Countess of Shrewsbury, “Bess of Hardwick”; The Lady Mary Sidney; Mary, Countess of Pembroke; Penelope, Lady Rich, “Countess of Essex and of Devonshire”; The Lady Anne Clifford, Countess of Pembroke, Dorset, and Montgomery; Lucy Countess of Carlisle; Frances, Duchess of Richmond; Anne, Countess of Sunderland; Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough; Henrietta, Countess of Suffolk; The Lady Sarah Lennox; Isabella, Marchioness of Hertford.
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Richardson, Jerusha D[avidson Hunting] [Mrs. Aubrey Richardson]. Women of the Church of England. London: Chapman & Hall, 1907; New ed, 1908.
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Richmond, Euphemia Johnson Guernsey. Woman, First and Last: And What She Has Done. 2 vols. New York: Phillips & Hunt; Cincinnati, OH: Cranston & Stowe, 1887; 1891.
TOC: vol. I: Eve; Wives of the Patriarchs; Miriam; Deborah; Ruth; Hannah; Jezebel; Athaliah; Esther; Panthea, Queen of the Susians; Cleopatra; Salome; Chelonis; Mary, Mother of Jesus; Salome, the Daughter of Herodias [second Salome]; Joan of Arc; Catharine Adorna; Queen Isabella; Catherine de Medici; Catharine von Bora; Olympia Morata; Catharine Parr; Lady Jane Grey; Queen Mary of England; Queen Elizabeth of England; Queen Mary of Scotland; Lady Fanshawe; Mrs. Lucy Hutchinson. vol II: Lady Arabella Johnson; Mme Guyon; Christina, Queen of Sweden; Susannah Wesley; Pocahontas; Queen Anne; Selina, Countess of Huntingdon; Mary Washington; Maria Theresa; Catherine of Russia; Mrs. Howard; Martha Washington; Barbara Heck; Mary Fletcher; Hannah More; Mme Roland; Marie Antoinette; Charlotte Corday; Mme Lafayette; Josephine; Mrs. General Jackson; Mme Lavalette; Mrs. Thomas Jefferson; Mrs. Madison; Grace Webster; Elizabeth Fry; Mrs. Ann H. Judson; Lydia Huntley Sigourney; Mary Lyon; Mary Somerville; Mrs. Phebe Palmer; Victoria; Florence Nightingale; Charlotte Bronte; Agnes E. Jones; Harriet Beecher Stowe; Harriet Hosmer.
Making “no claim to originality,” the volumes testify to “the power of woman for good or evil,” and to the fact that “intellect has no sex” (3).
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Ritchie, Anne Isabella [Thackeray]. A Book of Sibyls. London: Smith Elder; New York: Harper; Leipzig: Tauchnitz, 1883.
Bodleian Lives of Barbauld, Edgeworth, Opie, and Austen reprinted from The Cornhill . Ritchie also authored, among other works, Records of Tennyson, Ruskin, and Browning (1892), the essay collection Toilers and Spinsters (London: Smith Elder, 1874) [by Miss Thackeray, with an endpage advert. for the works of Thackeray], with an essay on work for “redundant women,” and “A Discourse on Modern Sibyls,” the presidential address to the English Association, English Association Pamphlets 24 (Feb. 1913): 1-9, consisting of autobiographical reflections on Gaskell, Oliphant, the Brontës, George Eliot. Ritchie says the title Book of Sibyls was borrowed from an Elizabethan “collection of histories” (2).
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Robbins, Alice Emily. A Book of Duchesses: Studies in Personality. London: Melrose, 1913.
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Robbins, Mary La Fayette. Alabama Women in Literature. [Selma, AL: Selma Printing], 1895.
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Roberts, Margaret. Women of the Last Days of Old France. London: F. Warne; New York: Scribner, Welford & Armstrong, 1872.
Topical chapters of history with biographies. Also author of Saint Catherine of Siena and Her Times (1906).
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Robertson, Mrs. Clyde. Fifty Famous Women. Illustrated. Atlanta: Emory University Press, 1936.
See title 293, circa 1850-1879.
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Robertson, Eric S. English Poetesses: A Series of Critical Biographies, with Illustrative Extracts. London, Paris, and New York: Cassell, 1883; 1900.
TOC: Katherine Philips; Aphra Behn; The Duchess of Newcastle; Early Minor Writers; Lady Mary Montagu; Mrs. Piozzi; Hannah Cowley; Charlotte Smith; Mrs. Barbauld; Anna Seward; Mrs. Opie; Mary Lamb; Scottish Poetesses; Lady Grisell Baillie; Mrs. Cockburn; Jane Elliot; Lady Anne Barnard; The Baroness Nairne; Joanna Baillie; Mrs. Hemans; L.E.L; Adelaide Proctor; Caroline Norton; Lady Dufferin; Mrs. Southey; Mary Mitford; Sarah Flower Adams; Sara Coleridge; Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett Browning; Emily Bronte; George Eliot; Menella Bute Smedley; Christina Rossetti; Emily Pfeiffer; Augusta Webster; Alice Meynell; Jean Ingelow; Harriet Hamilton King; Mathilde Blind; Mary Robinson.
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Robins, Edward. Twelve Great Actresses. New York and London: Putnam, 1900.
TOC: Anne Bracegirdle; Anne Oldfield; Margaret Wofflington; Frances Abington; Sarah Siddons; Dora Jordan; "Perdita" Robinson; Frances Ann Kemble; Rache; Charlotte Cushman; Adelaide Neilson; Ristori.
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Rockwell, Donald Shumway, and G. Maillard Kesslere. Women of Achievement: Biographies and Portraits of Outstanding American Women. New York: House of Field, 1940.
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Rogers, Cameron. Gallant Ladies. Illustrated by Charles O. Naef. New York: Harcourt Brace, 1928.
TOC: Mata Hari; Mary Read and Anne Bonny; The Irresistible Montez; Belle Starr; Her Frolic Grace of Kingston; La Maupin; The Last Valois; Study of an Actress [Adrienne Lecouvreur]; The Queen of Cabals [Marie de Rohan]; Calamity Jane.
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The Roll of Honour for Women: An Annual Biographical Record of Women of the World Who Have Worked for the Public Good. London: “Gentlewoman” Offices, 1906.
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Rolt-Wheeler, Ethel. Famous Blue-Stockings. With Sixteen Illustrations. London: Methuen; New York: Lane, 1910; 1911.
TOC: Mrs. Montagu; Mrs. Delany; Mrs. Thrale (Piozzi); Mrs. Vesey; Mrs. Chapone (Hestor Mulso); Fanny Burney (Madame d'Arblay); Elizabeth Carter; Hannah More.
Novelist and poet. Some generic chapters.
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Rolt-Wheeler, Ethel. Women of the Cell and Cloister. London: Methuen; Milwaukee: Young Churchman, 1913.
TOC: St. Mary of Egypt; St. Brigid of Ireland; Héloïse; St. Clare; Dame Juliana of Norwich; St. Catherine of Siena; St.Teresa; The Mère Angélique.
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Romieu, E., and G. Romieu. Three Virgins of Haworth: An Account of the Brontë Sisters. Translated by R. Tapley. London: Skeffington; New York: Dutton, 1930.
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Ross, Ishbel. Ladies of the Press: The Story of Women in Journalism by an Insider. New York: Harper, 1936.
Ross published separate biographies of President's wives, Mrs. Potter Palmer, Lola Montez, Clara Barton, Rose O'Neal Greenhow the Confederate spy, and others.
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Ross, Janet. Three Generations of English Women: Memoirs and Correspondence of Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Sarah Austin and Lady Duff Gordon. 2 vols., London: Murray, 1888. Rev. ed. 1 vol., London: Unwin, 1892; 1893.
TOC: Susannah Taylor; Sarah Austin; Lady Duff Gordon.
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Rowton, Frederic. The Female Poets of Great Britain, Chronologically Arranged: With Copious Selections and Critical Remarks. London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1848. Philadelphia: Carey & Hart, 1849; Baird, 1853; 1854; 1856. Philadelphia: n.p., 1859. As: Cyclopedia of Female Poets, 1874; Dayton, OH: Alvin Peabody, 1883.
TOC: Lady Juliana Berners; Queen Anne Boleyne; Mrs. Anne Askewe; Queen Elizabeth; Mary, Countess of Pembroke; Miss Elizabeth Melville; Lady Elizabeth Carew; Lady Mary Wroth; Anne, Countess of Arundel; Mrs. Diana Primrose; Mrs. Mary Page; Miss Anna Hume; Mrs. Anne Bradstreet; Miss Ann Collins; Miss Mary Morpeth; Mrs. Katharine Philips; Princess Elizabeth; Mrs. Frances Boothby; Margaret, Duchess of Newcastle; Miss Anne Killigrew; Anne, Marchioness of Wharton; Mrs. Taylor; Mrs. Aphra Behn; Lady Mary Chudleigh; The Honorable Mary Monl; Anne, Countess of Winchelsea; Miss Esther Vanhomrigh; Mrs. Susanna Centlivre; Mrs. Catherine Cockburn; Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas; Mrs. Mary Barber; Mrs. Elizabeth Rowe; Mrs. Jane Brereton; Miss Mary Chandler; Miss Eliza Heywood; Miss Elizabeth Tollet; Mrs. Latetitia Pilkington; Mrs. Mary Leapor; Henrietta, Lady Lexborough; Mrs. Pennington; Miss Mary Masters; Mrs. Madan; Lady Anne Irwin; Lady Mary Wortley Montagu; Mrs. Frances Sheridan; Miss Mary Jones; Mrs. Anne Steele; Mrs. Frances Brooke; Mrs. Greville; Miss Constantia Grierson; Mrs. Henrietta O’Neil; Mrs. Mary Robinson; Mrs. Hester Chapone; Georginia; Miss Elizabeth Carter; Mrs. Ann Yearsley; Miss Caroline Symonds; Mrs. Charlotte Smith; Miss Ann Seward; Miss Scott; Mrs. Mary Tighe; Misses Maria and Harriet Falconar; Miss Elizabeth Trefusis; Miss Alicia Cockburn; Mrs. Hannah Cowley; Isabella Countess of Carlisle; Mrs. Leicester; Mrs. Hannah More; Miss Helen Maria Williams; Mrs. Eleanor Anne Franklin; Miss Susanna Blamire; Mrs. Mary Brunton; Anna Laetitia Barbauld; Mrs. Lady Anne Barnard; Mrs. Anne Grant; Mrs. Anne Hunter; Mrs. Hester Linch Piozzi; Mrs. Ann Radcliffe; Mrs. Henry Rolls; Lady Burrell; Miss Lucy Aikin; Mrs. Amelia Opie; Miss Joanna Baillie; Mrs. Margaret Hodson; Miss Mary Russell Mitford; Mrs. Mary Howitt; Mrs. Caroline Southey; Mrs. Felicia Hemans; Mrs. Tonna; The Honourable Mrs. Norton; Mrs. Laetitia Elizabeth MaClean; Mrs. Abdy; Mrs. Ellis (Sarah Stickney); Miss Jewsbury; Lady Flora Hastings; Mary Anne Browne; Mrs. Sara Coleridge; Miss Eliza Cook; Mrs. Frances Anne Butler; Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett Browning; Miss Lowe; Miss Charlotte Young.
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Russell, Lady Constance Charlotte Elisa Lennox. Three Generations of Fascinating Women and Other Sketches from Family History. London: Longmans, Green, 1904. 2d ed., 1905.
TOC: Three Generations of Fascinating Women; A Gipsy Prediction Fulfilled; More About the Gunnings; The Maid of the Oaks; A Canny Scot; A Bygone Beauty; 'N or M'; Strange Vicissitudes of a Highland Lady of Quality in the Eighteenth Century; An Empress of Fashion; A Duke 'Born in a Barn, and Died in a Barn'; Thomas Scot, The Regicide; The Two Lords Whitworth; Gunning Pedigree.
The Gunning family.
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Russell, Rev. Matthew, The Three Sisters of Lord Russell of Killowen and Their Convent Life. London and New York: Longman, 1912.
TOC: Mother Mary Baptist; Mother Mary Emmanuel; Sister Mary Aquin.
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Russell, William. Eccentric Personages: Memoirs of the Lives and Actions of Remarkable Characters, Beau Brummell, Beau Nash, Daniel DeFoe, Dean Swift, Captain Morris, J. M. W. Turner, Chevalier D'Eon, etc. London and New York: Avery; London: Maxwell, 1864; 1865. New York: American News, 1866; 1888.
NOT:=male-female collective biography. Oldfield. Includes women.
TOC: Margaret Fuller; Lady Hester Stanhope; Lady Mary Wortley Montague; Christina of Sweden; Madame la Comtesse de Genlis; The Lady-witch.
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Russell, William. Extraordinary Women: Their Girlhood and Early Life. London: Routledge, 1857. New ed. London and New York: Routledge, Warne & Routledge, 1860; 1864.
See How To Make It as a Woman, 69.
TOC: The Maid of Orleans; Mrs. Fry; The Empress Josephine; Madame Roland; Christina, Queen of Sweden; Elizabeth Woodville; Mrs. Hutchinson; Queen Elizabeth; Madame de Sévigné; Isabella of Castile; Anne Boleyn; Lady Jane Grey; Mary Queen of Scots; Lady Mary Wortley Montague; Marie-Antoinette [sic]; Mrs. Siddons; Madame de Staël-Holstein; Charlotte Corday; Madame Récamier; Margaret Fuller; Lady Hester Standhope; Madame de Genlis; Catherine II, Empress of Russia; Mrs. Opie; Maria-Theresa.
Not to be associated with Compton MacKenzie's novel about lesbians, Extraordinary Women (1928).
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Ryburn, Jessie D., Ellen S. Bowen, and Mrs. J. W. Walker. Women of Old Abingdon. Women of Old Abingdon [Pulaski, VA: B.D. Smith & Bros.], 1937.
Women in Presbyterian church work.
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Ryley, M. Beresford. Queens of the Renaissance. With Twenty-Four Illustrations. London: Methuen; Boston: Small, 1907; 1908.
TOC: Catherine of Siena; Beatrice d'Este; Anne of Brittany; Lucrezia Borgia; Margaret d'Angoulême; Renée, Duchess of Ferrara.
British Library.
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