Women of Modern France
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Women of Modern France is a book by Hugo P. Thieme. The contents list, among others, chapters called Woman in politics, The Seventeenth Century: Woman at Her Best and Woman in Religion. The text says the death of Diana of Poitiers was that common to all women of her position, and that she died in 1566, forgotten by the world.
Catherine enters upon the scene of action, jealous of Mary Stuart, and promptly returns the fair young woman to Scotland. Mme. de Sablé is described as a type of the social-religious woman and as a heroine of Cousin. The text says the literature of the ancients is a transplanted literature with us, but romantic or chivalresque literature is indigenous.
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- Author
- Hugo P. Thieme
- Pages
- 236
- Language
- English
- Genre
- European History
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