Adventures in living, from Cato to George Sand. by Jaeger, Muriel

Experimental lives, from Cato to George Sand, by Jaeger, Muriel

Table of Contents: “…The Stoic [Cato]--The Christian [Saint Francis of Assisi]--The man of the world [Chesterfield]--The child of nature [Thomas Day]--The free woman [George Sand]…”

Women of renown; nineteenth century studies. by Smith, George Barnett, 1841-1909

Table of Contents: “…--Mary Somerville.--George Sand.--Mary Carpenter.--Sydney Lady Morgan.--Rachel.…”

Superwomen / by Terhune, Albert Payson, 1872-1942

Table of Contents: “…Lola Montez -- Ninon de L'Enclos -- Pegg Woffington -- Helen of Troy -- Madame Jumel -- Adrienne Lecouvreur -- Cleopatra -- George Sand -- Madame du Barry -- Lady Blessington -- Madame Recamier -- Lady Hamilton.…”
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Daughters of Eve. by Bradford, Gamaliel, 1863-1932

Table of Contents: “…--Eve and the pen: George Sand.--Eve in the spotlight: Sarah Bernhardt.…”

Thinking through the mothers : reimagining women's biographies / by Beizer, Janet L., 1952-

Table of Contents: “…Cat's cradle : transfiguring women's lives -- Unwrapping the mummy : in search of Kuchuk Hanem -- Writing origins : George Sand as the story of our life -- A different story : in dialogue with Huguette Bouchardeau -- One's own : reflections on motherhood, owning, and adoption -- Mothers and lovers, or the great banalities of existence : Colette's La naissance du jour -- Epilogue: Books and children (new mythologies).…”

Thinking through the mothers : reimagining women's biographies / by Beizer, Janet L., 1952-

Table of Contents: “…Cat's cradle : transfiguring women's lives -- Unwrapping the mummy : in search of Kuchuk Hanem -- Writing origins : George Sand as the story of our life -- A different story : in dialogue with Huguette Bouchardeau -- One's own : reflections on motherhood, owning, and adoption -- Mothers and lovers, or the great banalities of existence : Colette's La naissance du jour -- Epilogue: Books and children (new mythologies).…”
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Historias de mujeres / by Montero, Rosa

Table of Contents: “…La eterna fugitiva / Agatha Christie -- Ardiente soledad / Mary Wollstonecraft -- La vida mortífera / Zenobia Camprubí -- Voluntad de ser / Simone de Beauvoir -- El exceso y la grandeza / Lady Ottoline Morrell -- Con garras de acero / Alma Mahler -- El Silencio / María Lejárrage / La más malvada / Laura Riding -- La plentiud / George Sand -- Hambre de martirio / Isabelle Eberhardt -- El mundo es una cama / Frida Kahlo -- Madre muerte / Aurora & Hildegart Rodríguez -- Anidar en el viento / Margaret Mead -- Sueños y pesadillas / Camille Claudel -- Valientes y libres / Las hermanas Brontẽ.…”

Ruckzugsorte des Erzahlens : Musse als Modus autobiographischer Selbstreflexion. / by Sennefelder, Anna

Table of Contents: “…Das Kloster als ambivalenter Rückzugsort bei George Sand.…”
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Notable women in history : the lives of women who in all ages, all lands and in all womanly occupations have won fame and put their imprint on the world's history / by Abbot, Willis J. 1863-1934

Table of Contents: “…Siddons : "the tragic muse" -- "Peg" Woffington: "Queen of all hearts" -- Sarah Bernhardt : a stage idol for fifty years -- Adelina Patti : the queen of song -- Louisa May Alcott : the "Jo" of "Little women" -- Jane Austen : a brilliant chronicler of the commonplace -- Rosa Bonheur : the friend and painter of animals -- Elizabeth Barrett Browning : a poet and a poet's bride -- Mary Ann Evans : "George Eliot," England's most famous woman novelist -- Margaret Fuller : an inspired conversationalist -- Charlotte Bronte : the creator of "Jane Eyre" -- Harriet Beecher Stowe : the little woman who caused a big war -- Madame Dudevant : the "George Sand" of French fiction -- Madame de la Ramee : the "Ouida" beloved of school girls -- Helen Hunt Jackson : the Indian's devoted friend -- Mary Lamb : the gentle humorist's adoring sister -- Frances Trollope : whose book on America enraged a nation -- Martha Washington : the original "First Lady of the land" -- Dolly Madison : the White House heroine of 1812 -- Joan of Arc : seer, soldier, leader of men, martyr.…”
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