The Learned Lady in England, 1650-1760
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Such as, Lady Mary Nevil, Lady Anne Southwell, Lady Honor Hay, Lady Mary Wroath, Lady Armyne, Lady Ranelagh, Lady Anne Boynton (famous for her skill in ancient coins, and noble collection of them) Lady Levet, Lady Warner, Gentlewomen : Mrs. Mabilla Vaughan, Mrs. Elizabeth Grim- stone, Mrs. Jane Owen, Mrs. M. Croft, Mrs. Aemillia Sawyer, Mrs.
Makins (who corresponded in the learned languages, with Mrs. Anna Maria a Schurman) Mrs. Gertrude More, Mrs. Dorothy Leigh, to- gether with many other lear...ned and ingenious women, since the year 1700; of those latter I have had the good fortune to make very con- siderable collections: and among the former, I had drawn up an ac- count of Mrs. Carew, in the same manner with the other memoirs, but omitted printing it by mere accident.
The motto on the title-page, "Et sane qui Sexum alterum ad studia idoneum negant, iam olim rejecti,fuere ab omnibus philoso- ■phis," expresses the spirit of the book. Mr. Ballard was per- fectly genuine in his admiration of learned women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such as, Lady Mary Nevil, Lady Anne Southwell, Lady Honor Hay, Lady Mary Wroath, Lady Armyne, Lady Ranelagh, Lady Anne Boynton (famous for her skill in ancient coins, and noble collection of them) Lady Levet, Lady Warner, Gentlewomen : Mrs. Mabilla Vaughan, Mrs. Elizabeth Grim- stone, Mrs. Jane Owen, Mrs. M. Croft, Mrs. Aemillia Sawyer, Mrs.
Makins (who corresponded in the learned languages, with Mrs. Anna Maria a Schurman) Mrs. Gertrude More, Mrs. Dorothy Leigh, to- gether with many other lear...ned and ingenious women, since the year 1700; of those latter I have had the good fortune to make very con- siderable collections: and among the former, I had drawn up an ac- count of Mrs. Carew, in the same manner with the other memoirs, but omitted printing it by mere accident.
The motto on the title-page, "Et sane qui Sexum alterum ad studia idoneum negant, iam olim rejecti,fuere ab omnibus philoso- ■phis," expresses the spirit of the book. Mr. Ballard was per- fectly genuine in his admiration of learned women.
What to read after The Learned Lady in England, 1650-1760?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reynolds, Myra to read onlineMoreLess
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