Part 21 (2/2)

should study this noble woman's example; for in this direction she accomplished more, probably, than any other one person has ever done, and at greater odds--_N E Journal of Education_

ROBERTS BROTHERS, BOSTON

_Already published:_

GEORGE ELIOT By Mathilde Blind

EMILY BRONTe By Miss Robinson

GEORGE SAND By Miss Thomas

MARY LAMB By Mrs Gilchrist

MARGARET FULLER By Julia Ward Howe

MARIA EDGEWORTH By Miss Zimmern

ELIZABETH FRY By Mrs E R Pitman

THE COUNTESS OF ALBANY By Vernon Lee

MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT By Mrs E R Pennell

HARRIET MARTINEAU By Mrs F Fenwick Miller

RACHEL By Mrs Nina H Kennard

MADAME ROLAND By Mathilde Blind

SUSANNA WESLEY By Eliza Clarke

MARGARET OF ANGOULeME By Miss Robinson

MRS SIDDONS By Mrs Nina H Kennard

MADAME DE STAeL By Bella Duffy

HANNAH MORE By Charlotte M Yonge

ADELAIDE RISTORI An Autobiography

ELIZ BARRETT BROWNING By J H Ingram

JANE AUSTEN By Mrs Charles Malden

SAINT THERESA By Mrs Bradley Gilman