...Castile, than Maria Theresa, than Catherine of Russia, than Blanche, mother of Louis IX. of Trance, than Jeanne d'Albret, mother of Henri Quatre. There...circumstances or overcame them more triumphantly than these." Mrs. Bodichon, who very cleverly strengthens her arguments with those of male writers on the subject,...

...Theresa, than Catherine of Knssia, than Blanche, mother of Louis IX. of France, than Jeanne d'Albrct, mother of Henri Quatre. There are few kings on record...circumstances or overcame them more triumphantly than these." Mrs. Bodichon, who very cleverly strengthens her arguments with those of male writers on the subject,...

...Castile; than Maria Teresa; than Catherine of Russia; than Blanche, mother of Louis IX. of France; than Jeanne d'Albret, mother of Henri Quatre. There...who contended with more difficult circumstances, or over* An excellent passage on this part of the subject, from one of Sydney Smith's contributions to...

...Castile; than Maria Teresa; than Catherine of Russia; than Blanche, mother of Louis IX. of France; than Jeanne d'Albret, mother of Henri Quatre. There...who contended with more difficult circumstances, or over* An excellent passage on this part of the subject, from one of Sydney Smith's contributions to...

...order to explain so very simple a phenomenon." — Sydney BmOt'i Worki, vol. i, p. 200. IX. of France; 'than Jeanne d'Albret, mother of Henri Quatre. There...curtain, have as regents, during the minority of their eons, exhibited many of the most brilliant examples of just and vigorous administration. In the Middle...

...Castille; than Maria Theresa; than Catherine of Russia ; than Blanche, mother of Louis IX. of France ; than Jeanne d'Albret, mother of Henri Quatre. There...seen by men, other than those of their own family, or never spoken with them, unless from behind a curtain, have as regents, during the minority of their...

...Castille; than Maria Theresa; than Catherine of Russia ; than Blanche, mother of Louis IX. of France ; than Jeanne d'Albret, mother of Henri Quatre. There...overcame them more triumphantly, than these. Even in semi-barbaroua Asia, princesses who have never been seen by men, other than those of their own family,...

...order to explain so very simple a phenomenon." — Sydney Smith's Woila, vol. ip 200. IX. of France; than Jeanne d'Albret, mother of Henri Quatre. There...semi-barbarous Asia, princesses who have never been seen bv men other than those of their own family, or ever spoken with them unless from behind a curtain,...

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...Castille; than Maria Theresa; than Catherine of Russia; than Blanche, mother of Louis IX. of France; than Jeanne d'Albret, mother of Henri Quatre. There...seen by men, other than those of their own family, or never spoken with them, unless from behind a curtain, have as regents, during the minority of their...