Precious thoughts: moral and religious. Gathered from the works of John Ruskin, A.M.

Mode of access: Internet.

Historic girlhoods,

Saint Catherine.--Joan of Arc.--Vittoria Colonna.--Catherine de' Medici.--Lady Jane Grey.--Mary, queen of Scots.--Pocahontas.--Priscilla Alden.--Catherine the Great.--Fanny Burney.--Sarah Siddons.--Marie Antoinette.--Josephine.--Dolly Madison.--Louisa of Prussia.--Charlotte Bronté.--Victoria.--Florence Nightingale.--Jenny Lind.--Rosa Bonheur.--Louisa May Alcott.

Stories of the Italian artists from Vasari

Design on title-page was drawn by Mrs. Harding Andrews from the middle 13th cent. B. M. Royal ms. 2, B. II, and the binding designs is copied from a fine 15th cent. example in the Laurentian library, Florence. The letterpress is wholly revised from a previous publication.

Hero Carthew;

Mode of access: Internet.

A practical grammar of the English language : or, an introduction to composition : in which sentences are classified into verbal forms and phrases /

Inscription: Louisa Josephine Prentis from her affectionate father.

Irene Petrie, missionary to Kashmir,

American ed. (Chicago, F. H. Revell Co.) has title+ A woman's life for Kashmir.

All of Department of Medicine and Surgery, U of M Class 1895

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Stockwell Hall

C. William Palmer, architect. Completed in 1940 at cost of $1 million; all-female residence. Named after Madelon Louisa Stockwell ('82), the first woman admitted to the university in 1880. Front view.

Stockwell Hall

C. William Palmer, architect. Completed in 1940 at cost of $1 million; all-female residence. Named after Madelon Louisa Stockwell ('82), the first woman admitted to the university in 1880. Rear view.

Poems,

Mode of access: Internet.

Good wives; a story for girls. Being a sequel to "Little women."

First published in 1869 as pt. 2 of Little women.

Les amusemens de Spa, or The gallantries of the Spaw in Germany : containing the virtues of every spring, their nature and several uses, the reasons why frequented by persons of the first distinctions, besides drinking the waters, the various diversions and amusements of the place, many entertaining histories of the principal persons resorting to the Spaw : intermix'd with several others of wit, humour, gaiety, &c. /

Translator's dedication signed: Hans De Veil.

The Elizabethan religious settlement a study of contemporary documents /

Includes bibliographical references.

The woman doctor and her future,

Bibliography: p. 191-192.

Service in Servia under the Red cross.

Mode of access: Internet.