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Title: Women in All Ages and in All Countries, v 1-10
An Index

Author: Various

Editor: Renald Levesque

Release Date: June 20, 2010 [EBook #32937]

Language: English

Character set encoding: ASCII

*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK WOMEN IN ALL AGES ***

Produced by Renald Levesque

Woman
In all ages and in all countries
IN 10 VOLUMES.

Illustrated

EDITION DE LUXE
Limited to One Thousand Numbered Copies.

AN INDEX
by
RENALD LEVESQUE
A PROJECT GUTENBERG and DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING volunteer.

VOLUME I
GREEK WOMEN
(etext 32318)
by
MITCHELL CARROLL, Ph. D.
Professor of Classical Philology in the George
Washington University.

VOLUME II
ROMAN WOMEN
(etext 32356)
by
Rev. ALFRED BRITTAIN.

VOLUME III
WOMEN OF EARLY CHRISTIANITY
(etext 32451)
by
Rev. ALFRED BRITTAIN
and
MITCHELL CARROLL, Ph. D.

VOLUME IV
ORIENTAL WOMEN
(etext 32418)
by
EDWARD BAGBY POLLARD, Ph. D.
Of the George Washington University.

VOLUME V
WOMEN OF MEDIAEVAL FRANCE
(etext 32695)
PIERCE BUTLER, PH. D.
Of Tulane University of Louisiana.

VOLUME VI
WOMEN OF THE ROMANCE COUNTRIES
(etext 32713) (18642[1])
by
JOHN ROBERT EFFINGER Ph. D.
Of the University of Michigan.

VOLUME VII
WOMEN OF MODERN FRANCE
(etext 32727) (17159[1])
by
HUGO PAUL THIEME Ph. D.
Of the University of Michigan.

VOLUME VIII
WOMEN OF THE TEUTONIC NATIONS
(etext 32776)
by
HERMANN SCHOENFELD, Ph. D., LL. D.
Professor of Germanic Literature in the George
Washington University.

VOLUME IX
WOMEN OF ENGLAND
(etext 32299)
by
BARTLETT BURLEIGH JAMES, PH. D.
of Western Maryland College.

VOLUME X
WOMEN OF AMERICA
(etext 892)
by
JOHN ROUSE LARUS.

[Footnote 1: Prior to the posting to PG of this illustrated De Luxe
edition, volume VI (etext 18642) and volume VII (etext 17159) had been
posted, using the standard edition as a source. In the standard edition,
only one illustration is used as a frontispiece and it is different from
the frontispiece in the De Luxe edition. PG's production of the standard
edition of Volume VII is missing thi