Female Biography: Containing Notices of Distinguished Women in Different Ages and NationsLeary & Getz, 1854 - 501 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 45
... religion , and would probably have openly professed it , had they not feared the resentment of the French king , Henry II . After his death they declared their conversion to Calvinism , which religion Joan afterwards zealously protected ...
... religion , and would probably have openly professed it , had they not feared the resentment of the French king , Henry II . After his death they declared their conversion to Calvinism , which religion Joan afterwards zealously protected ...
Σελίδα 56
... religion has always been preserved in the earth . Though the watchful eye of Providence has occasionally suffered the flame of devotion to languish , and almost expire , yet its total extinction has been prevented , and unexpected ...
... religion has always been preserved in the earth . Though the watchful eye of Providence has occasionally suffered the flame of devotion to languish , and almost expire , yet its total extinction has been prevented , and unexpected ...
Σελίδα 449
... religion , but never lost her love of society for a moment in her life . Her religion concentrated the rays of hap piness , rather than the gloom of despondency ; her prayers for mankind were full of hope for those in darkness , for she ...
... religion , but never lost her love of society for a moment in her life . Her religion concentrated the rays of hap piness , rather than the gloom of despondency ; her prayers for mankind were full of hope for those in darkness , for she ...
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acquired admiration affection appeared attention beauty became born brother called celebrated character church course court daughter death delight devoted died distinguished duties early Elizabeth England English equal excellent father favor feelings female France French friends gave genius give grace hand happy head heart Henry honor hope human husband influence interest Italy kind king knowledge lady language learned leave less letters light lived look manners married Mary mind Miss mother nature never once passed period person pleasure possessed present produced published queen reason received religion respect returned seemed sister society soon soul spirit success suffered talents taste thing thought tion took virtues wife woman women writings wrote young youth