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Various. Excellent Women
Excellent Women
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ELIZABETH FRY. BY JAMES MACAULAY, M.A., M.D. SELINA, COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON. BY REV. R. LOVETT, M.A. RACHEL, LADY RUSSELL. BY JAMES MACAULAY, M.A., M.D. FRANCES RIDLEY HAVERGAL. BY REV. J.P. HOBSON, M.A. HANNAH MORE. BY HENRY JOHNSON. SUSANNA WESLEY. BY REV. J. CUNNINGHAM, M.A. MRS. HEMANS. BY REV. S.F. HARRIS, M.A., B.C.L. MADAME GUYON. BY WILLIAM NICHOLS. ANN JUDSON. BY FRED. A. MCKENZIE. MARY LOUISA WHATELY. BY REV. W.R. BOWMAN. AGNES JONES. BY ELLEN L. COURTENAY. ELIZABETH, DUCHESS OF GORDON. BY REV. S.F. HARRIS, M.A., B.C.L. ELIZABETH FRY
I. BIRTH AND EARLY YEARS
II
BEGINS A PRIVATE JOURNAL: WITH RECORD OF HER EXPERIENCES
III
FIRST VISIT TO LONDON
IV
AT COLEBROOK DALE, AND ON A JOURNEY TO WALES
V
THE LAST YEAR AT HOME
VI
MARRIAGE, AND SETTLEMENT IN LONDON
VII
FAMILY CARES AND TRIALS
VIII
WORK AT PLASHET
IX
FIRST SIGHT OF NEWGATE PRISON
X
PRISON WORK
XI
OTHER BENEFICENT WORKS
XII
VISITS TO THE CONTINENT
XIII
IN LONDON AND IN PARIS
XIV
LAST YEARS
JAMES MACAULAY, M.D. SELINA, COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON
I
EARLY YEARS
II
HER CONVERSION
III
HELP IN THE WORK OF WESLEY AXD WHITEFIELD
IV
FAMILY BEREAVEMENTS
V
WHITEFIELD AS LADY HUNTINGDON'S CHAPLAIN
VI
LADY HUNTINGDON'S CHAPELS
VII
THE COLLEGE AT TREVECCA AND CHESHUNT
VIII
THE CALVINISTIC CONTROVERSY
IX
SPA FIELDS CHAPEL
X
CLOSING YEARS
RICHARD LOVETT, M.A. RACHEL, LADY RUSSEL
I
II
III
IV
"R. RUSSELL
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
"R. RUSSELL."
JAMES MACAULAY, M.A., M.D
I. HER EARLY LIFE
II
RECEIVING "LIFE."
III
LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY
IV
TRIED IN THE FURNACE OF PAIN
V
COMING FORTH AS GOLD
VI
THE MINISTRY OF SONG
VII
"SEEING THE KING."
GENERAL. MORNING
EVENING
SPECIAL SUBJECTS. SUNDAY
VIII
"UNDER THE SURFACE."
HANNAH MORE
I. EARLY II
II
IN "VANITY FAIR."
III
CHARACTERISTICS, FRIENDSHIPS, AND EARLY LITERARY WORK
IV
COWSLIP GREEN
V
BARLEY WOOD, CLOSING YEAES AND DEATH
HENRY JOHNSON. SUSANNA WESLEY
I. PARENTAGE AND EDUCATION
II
THEOLOGICAL STUDIES
III
MARRIAGE
IV
EPWORTH
V
THE SCHOOL IN THE HOME
VI
THE CHURCH IN THE HOME
VII
STRUGGLES WITH POVERTY
VIII
A NEW DEPARTURE
IX
RELATION TO HER SONS
"SUSANNA WESLEY."
X
WIDOWHOOD
XI
THE FOUNDRY AT MOORFIELDS
XII
LAST DAYS AND DEATH
HERE LIES THE BODY OF MRS. SUSANNA WESLEY, YOUNGEST AND LAST SURVIVING DAUGHTER OF DR. SAMUEL ANNESLEY
XIII
CONCLUSION
JAMES CUNNINGHAM, M.A. MRS. HEMANS
I
EARLY DAYS
II
FIRST POEMS
III
MARRIAGE
IV
WORK AND FRIENDS
V
THE HOME IN WALES
VI
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
VII
REMOVAL FROM WALES
VIII
WAVEETEEE
IX
HOME IN THE LAKE COUNTRY
X
ASPIRATIONS DURING FAILING HEALIH
XI
"THE BETTER LAND" REACHED
XII
ABIDING WORDS
S.F. HARRIS, M.A., B.C.L. MADAME GUYON
I. HER BIRTH AND BRINGING-UP
II
MARRIED LIFE
III
LIGHT BREAKS IN
IV
AFFLICTIONS AND GLOOM
V
HER PUBLIC WORK
VI
IN PRISON
VII
LAST YEARS
VIII
HER TEACHING
"THE ENTIRE SURRENDER
WILLIAM NICHOLS. ANN JUDSON
CHAPTER I. EARLY YEARS
CHAPTER II
THE ROAD TO RANGOON
CHAPTER III
PREPARATION TIME
CHAPTER IV
A HEAVY AFFLICTION
CHAPTER V
SOWING TIME
CHAPTER VI
INQUIRERS AND CONVERTS
CHAPTER VII
PRISONERS OF WAR
CHAPTER VIII
"THROUGH MUCH TRIBULATION."
MARY LOUISA WHATELY
I. PARENTAGE AND CHILDHOOD
II
THE BEGINNINGS OF CHRISTIAN LIFE AND SERVICE
III
FIRST EFFORTS IN CAIRO
IV
MISSION WORK IN CAIRO AND ON THE NILE
V
PROGRESS OF THE SCHOOLS
VI
THE MEDICAL MISSION
VII
LITERARY EFFORTS
VIII
RESULTS
IX
TWILIGHT
AGNES JONES[1]
CHAPTER I. YOUTHFUL DAYS
CHAPTER II
AT WORK IN THE VINEYARD
CHAPTER III
FOREIGN TRAINING
CHAPTER IV
IN LONDON SLUMS
CHAPTER V
HOSPITAL WARDS
CHAPTER VI
AMONGST THE PAUPERS
ELLEN L. COURTENAY. ELIZABETH, DUCHESS OF GORDON
I. EARLY DAYS
II
MARCHIONESS OF HUNTLY
III
DUCHESS OF GORDON
TO. THAES. THAT. LOVE. GOD. AL. THINGIS. VIRKIS. TO THE. BEST
IV
GOOD WORKS AT GORDON CASTLE
V
THE HEAVY BLOW
VI
WIDOWHOOD AT HUNTLY LODGE
VII
ANXIETIES AND REST
VIII
GOOD WORKS ABROAD
IX
QUICKENED SPIRITUAL LIFE
X
THE END IS PEACE
