Literature That Honors Women—A Library Dedicated to Women's Literature

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Literature That Honors Women—A Library Dedicated to Women's Literature

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102 - SCUDÉRY, Madeleine de [Le Havre, 1607 – Paris, 1701], French writer.

103 - SCUDÉRY, Madeleine de] - *La Promenade de Versailles*. Paris, Denys Thierry, 1669. 2 vols. in-12, (2) ff., 678 pp., frontispiece missing, outer margin of title page trimmed slightly short at the bottom. 18th-century marbled fawn leather, plain spine with decoration.

105 - SÉVIGNÉ Marie de Rabutin-Chantal, Marquise de [Paris, 1626 – Château de Grignan, Drôme, 1696], French woman of letters.

106 - SÉVIGNÉ Marie de Rabutin-Chantal, Marquise de [Paris, 1626 – Château de Grignan, Drôme, 1696], French woman of letters.

107 - SÉVIGNÉ Marie de Rabutin-Chantal, Marquise de [Paris, 1626 – Château de Grignan, Drôme, 1696], French woman of letters.

108 - SÉVIGNÉ Marie de Rabutin-Chantal, Marquise de [Paris, 1626 – Château de Grignan, Drôme, 1696], French woman of letters.

109 - SÉVIGNÉ Marie de Rabutin-Chantal, Marquise de [Paris, 1626 – Château de Grignan, Drôme, 1696], French woman of letters.

110 - SÉVIGNÉ Marie de Rabutin-Chantal, Marquise de [Paris, 1626 – Château de Grignan, Drôme, 1696], French writer.

111 - SEVIGNE, Marquise de — Collection of Letters from Madame la Marquise de Sévigné to Madame la Comtesse de Grignan, Her Daughter. New, expanded edition. Paris, Desprez, 1754. 8 vols. in-12, 2 portraits, a few yellowed quires, marbled fawn calf from the publisher, decorated ribbed spine.

112 - French School, second half of the 17th century

113 - SÉVIGNÉ, Marquise de — Collection of Letters from Madame la

118 - SÉVIGNÉ, Marquise de — A Collection of Selected Letters to Serve as a Sequel to the Letters of Madame de Sévigné to Madame de Grignan, Her Daughter. Paris: Rollin, 1751. In-12, (10) ff., 499, (4) pp., marbled fawn calfskin from the publisher, plain spine decorated with

120 - SOUVRÉ Madeleine de [1599–1678], Marquise de Sablé. A woman of letters, author of *Maximes*, a famous *précieuse* at the Hôtel de Rambouillet, and a friend of the Jansenists.

121 - STAAL Marguerite Jeanne-Cordier de Launay, Baroness of [1684–1750], woman of letters.

123 - TENAIN, Madame de] - *The Self-Interested and Love-Struck Nun*, with the story of the Count of Clare. A romantic novella. Cologne, Pierre Le Jeune, 1703. In-12, frontispiece by Harrewyn, 86 pp., yellowed paper, ivory vellum for the title page.

124 - TENCIN Claudine-Alexandrine Guérin, Marquise de [Grenoble, 1685 – Paris, 1749], writer; she hosted a literary salon.

125 - VILLEDIEU, Madame de — *Les Amours des grands hommes*. Lyon: Jacques Guerrier, 1696. 6 parts in one volume, in-12, (3) folios, 340 pp., brown calfskin of the period, ribbed spine, minor losses.

126 - VILLEDIEU, Madame de - Works. Paris, Compagnie des Libraires, 1715–1720. 10 vols. in-12, yellowed paper, fawn-colored marbled calf from the publisher, triple gold thread on the covers, decorated ribbed spine; a few tears in the binding. and the caps have been trimmed

127 - VILLEDIEU, Madame de—Works. Paris: Paulus-du-Mesnil, 1741. 12 vols. in-12, fawn calf with publisher’s marbling, decorated ribbed spine, a few small tears and stains.

128 - BEAUHARNAIS, Fanny (Marie, known as) Countess of [Paris, 1738 – id., 1813], poet and novelist, wife of Joséphine’s uncle, Claude de Beauharnais; she hosted a literary salon.

130 - BOUFFLERS, Stanislas-Jean, Chevalier de [Nancy, 1738 – Paris, 1815], writer and poet; he served as governor of Senegal.

131 - CAMPAN, Jeanne Louise Henriette Genest [Paris, 1752 – Mantes, 1822], French educator.

132 - CLARY, Désirée [Marseille, 1777 – Stockholm, 1860], wife of Bernadotte, Queen of Sweden.

133 - Women's Clubs and Popular Societies

134 - COCHELET, Louise—Memoirs of Queen Hortense and the Imperial Family by Mlle Cochelet, the Queen’s Reader (Mme Parquin). Paris, Ladvocat, 1836–1838. 4 vols., in-8, portrait, a few foxing spots, publisher’s beige half-calf, decorated ribbed spine.

135 - CONDORCET Sophie de Grouchy, Marquise de [, 1764–, 1822], writer and salon hostess, a staunch supporter of Enlightenment ideas and an opponent of the Empire; sister of Marshal Count Emmanuel de Grouchy, wife of Condorcet.

136 - Mme COTTIN (Marie Sophie RISTEAU or RISTAUD, known as [Paris, 1770 – Champlan, near Palaiseau, 1807]), French woman of letters.

137 - CURCHODE, Suzanne [1739–1794], Swiss woman of letters, wife of Necker, and mother of Madame de Staël.

138 - DE LA ROCHEFOUCAULD, Adelaïde [Paris, August 16, 1769 –, December 20 or 30, 1814], First Lady-in-Waiting to Joséphine from 1804 to 1809; French.

140 - FEMINISM

141 - FERNIG Théophile [1775–1819], a female soldier who served as an officer on Dumouriez’s general staff.

142 - GENLIS, Stéphanie Félicité du Crest de Saint-Aubin, Countess of [Château de Champcéré, 1746 – Paris, 1830], tutor to the children of Philippe Égalité, Duke of Orléans, and author of works on education.

144 - GOUGES, Olympe de (Marie Gouze) [Montauban, 1748 –, 1793], woman of letters.

146 - GOUGES, Olympe de — *The Departure of Mr. Necker and Madame de Gouges, or Madame de Gouges’ Farewell to the French People and to Mr. Necker*. Paris, 1790. In-8, 41 pp., title page and last page Pages dusty, paper yellowed, bound, no cover.

147 - GOUGES, Olympe de—*Discourse of the Blind Man to the French*. No place, (June 24, 1789). In-8, 19 pp., yellowed paper, softcover, no cover.

148 - GOUGES, Olympe de — Letter to the Representatives of the Nation (original title). Paris, Printed by L. Jorry, (August 1789). In-8, 8 pp., unbound, no cover.

149 - GOUGES, Olympe de—Letters to French Writers (original title). No place, (February 1790). In-8, 7 pp., heavily foxed, unbound, no cover.

150 - GOUGES, Olympe de—*L'Homme généreux*, a drama in five acts, in prose. Paris: The Author, Knapen and Sons, 1786. In-8, XII, 140 pp., fawn half-leather with corners.

151 - GOUGES, Olympe de—Patriotic Remarks, by “La Citoyenne,” author of *Letter to the People* (original title). No place, (December 1788). In-8, 48 pp., softcover, no cover.

152 - GOUGES, Olympe de — Séance Royale. , 1789. In-8, 32 pp., yellowed paper, a few foxing spots, small tear on the title page with no loss of text, bound, no cover.

153 - GOUGES, Olympe de—Will He Be King, or Will He Not? (original title). No place, (July 1791). 8vo, 16 pp., yellowed paper, Bradel-style binding.

154 - GOUGES, Olympe de — *Political Testament of Olympe de Gouges* (original title). No place, (June 4, 1793). In-8, 12 pp., yellowed paper, foxing, bound, no cover.

155 - GOUGES, Olympe de]—*Le Cri du Sage,* by a woman (original title). No place, (May 1789). In-8, 8 pp., softcover, no cover.

156 - MICHELET, Jules [Paris, 1798 – Hyères, 1874], French writer and historian.

158 - HORTENSE, Queen—Queen Hortense in Italy, France, and England during the Year 1831. Excerpts from her unpublished memoirs, written by herself. Paris, Alphonse Levavasseur, 1834. In-8, IX, 324 pp., brown half-calf in the publisher’s style, decorated ribbed spine, edges slightly rubbed.

160 - [KRUDENER, Mme de] - Valérie, or Letters from Gustave Linar to Ernest de G... Paris, Printed by Giguet and Michaud, at Henrichs, 1804 (Year XII). 2 vols., in-12, VIII, 261 pp.; 208 pp., (1) f., Bradel-style cardboard binding

162 - LENCLOS, Ninon de—Letters to the Marquis de Sévigné, with a biography. New ed. Paris: Bleuet jeune, Year VI, 1798. 2 vols., in-16, portrait, 230 pp.; portrait (St. Evremond), 233 pp., foxing, red half-chag, decorated ribbed spine.

163 - Collection of autograph letters, signed autograph letters,

164 - RÉMUSAT, COUNTESS OF Claire-Elisabeth-Jeanne de Vergennes [Paris, January 5, 1780 – Paris, December 16, 1821], French writer.

165 - ROLAND, Madame (Jeanne-Marie or Manon Philipon, known as Mme Roland de la Platière) [Paris, 1754 – id., 1793], muse of the Girondins.

169 - Madame de Staël (Anne Louise Germaine Necker, Baroness of Staël-Holstein, known as) [Paris, 1766 – id., 1817], French writer.

170 - Madame de Staël (Anne Louise Germaine Necker, Baroness of Staël-Holstein, known as) [Paris, 1766 – id., 1817], French writer.

171 - STAEL, Madame de - On the Influence of Passions on the Happiness of Individuals and Nations. 2nd ed., rev. and corr. Paris: Dufart and Dessenne, 1797. 2 vols., small 12mo, 179 pp.; (1) fol., 201 pp., lilac half-leather with Bradel binding.

172 - STAEL, Madame de — On the Influence of Passions on the Happiness of Individuals and Nations. Lausanne: Jean Mourer, Hignou, 1796. In-8, 376 pp., (1) f. errata, a few light stains, worn half-calf binding.

174 - Madame de Staël (Anne Louise Germaine Necker, Baroness of Staël-Holstein, known as) [Paris, 1766 – id., 1817], French writer.

175 - Madame de Staël (Anne Louise Germaine Necker, Baroness of Staël-Holstein, known as) [Paris, 1766 – id., 1817], French writer.

176 - STAËL, Mme de - Collection of Miscellaneous Pieces. Lausanne, Durand, Ravanel & Co., 1795. In-8, (1) folio, 203 pp., half-leather. Beige with corner-worn edges; spine with raised bands, cold-stamped.

177 - Madame de Staël (Anne Louise Germaine Necker, Baroness of Staël-Holstein, known as) [Paris, 1766 – id., 1817], French writer.

178 - STAËL] - LIGNE, Prince of - Letters and Thoughts of Marshal Prince de Ligne, published by Baroness de Staël Holstein. Paris, Paschoud, 1809. In-8, XIII, 333 pp., (1) f., half-leather in fawn, smooth spine with decoration, small tear on one gusset.

179 - THÉROIGNE DE MÉRICOURT Anne-Josèphe Terwagne, known as [1762 –, 1817], revolutionary leader, nicknamed “the Amazon of Liberty”; having come to the defense of the Girondins, she was flogged by the women of a club and went mad.

180 - THÉROIGNE DE MÉRICOURT Anne-Josèphe Terwagne, known as [, 1762 –, 1817], revolutionary leader, nicknamed “the Amazon of Liberty”; having come to the defense of the Girondins, she was flogged by the women of a club and went mad.

181 - THÉROIGNE DE MÉRICOURT Anne-Josèphe Terwagne, known as [, 1762 –, 1817], revolutionary leader, nicknamed “the Amazon of Liberty”; having come to the defense of the Girondins, she was flogged by the women of a club and went mad.

182 - THÉROIGNE DE MÉRICOURT Anne-Josèphe Terwagne, known as [, 1762 –, 1817], revolutionary leader, nicknamed “the Amazon of Liberty”; After coming to the defense of the Girondins, she was whipped by the women of a club and went mad.

186 - ABRANTÈS Laure Saint-Martin Permon, Duchess of [Montpellier, 1784 – Paris, 1838], writer, widow of General Junot, mistress of several Romantic writers.

187 - ABRANTÈS, Laure Saint-Martin Permon, Duchess of [Montpellier, 1784 – Paris, 1838], writer, widow of General Junot, mistress of several Romantic writers.

188 - ABRANTÈS, Laure Saint-Martin Permon, Duchess of [Montpellier, 1784 – Paris, 1838], writer, widow of General Junot, mistress of several Romantic writers.

189 - ABRANTÈS, Laure Saint-Martin Permon, Duchess of [Montpellier, 1784 – Paris, 1838], writer, widow of General Junot, mistress of several Romantic writers.

190 - ABRANTÈS, Laure Saint-Martin Permon, Duchess of [Montpellier, 1784 – Paris, 1838], writer, widow of General Junot, mistress of several Romantic writers.

192 - ABRANTÈS, Duchess of — Memoirs or Historical Recollections on Napoleon, the Revolution, the Directory, the Consulate, the Empire, and the Restoration. Paris, Ladvocat, 1831–1835. 18 vols. in-8, foxing, olive-green half-calf as published, decorated ribbed spine.

193 - AGOULT Marie Catherine Sophie de Flavigny, Countess of Agoult, writing under the pseudonym Daniel Stern [Frankfurt am Main, 1805 – Paris, 1876], woman of letters, Liszt’s mistress.

194 - BASHKIRTSEFF] - Union of Women Painters and Sculptors. Catalog of the Works of Mlle Bashkirtseff, 1885. Paris, Ludovic Baschet, 1885. Large 8vo, portrait, 100 pp., illustrations on separate plates, including 4 heliogravures, publisher’s perforation.

195 - BERRY, Duchess of] - DERMONCOURT, General - *La Vendée et Madame*. Paris: Adolphe Guyot, 1833. In-8, frontispiece, IV, 362 pp., (1) folio, a few foxing spots, dark green half-calf binding as published, decorated ribbed spine.

196 - BONHEUR Marie-Rosalie Bonheur, known as Rosa [Bordeaux, 1822 – Melun, 1899], French painter.

197 - BONHEUR Marie-Rosalie Bonheur, known as Rosa [Bordeaux, 1822 – Melun, 1899], French painter.

198 - BONHEUR, Rosa] - KLUMPKE, Anna - Rosa Bonheur: Her Life and Work. Paris: Flammarion, 1909. In-4, VIII, 445 pp., numerous illustrations, 7 plates in black or color, some with heavy foxing on the plates; fawn half-leather, ribbed spine; cover showing some wear.

199 - COLET Louise Revoil, Mrs. [Aix-en-Provence, 1810 – Paris, 1876], a French woman of letters; her salon was frequented by many literary figures.

200 - DERAISMES, Maria [1828–1894], woman of letters, feminist, and the first woman in French Freemasonry.

201 - DESBORDES-VALMORE, Marceline [Douai, 1786 – Paris, 1859], French poet.

103 - SCUDÉRY, Madeleine de] - La Promenade de Versailles. Paris, Denys Thierry, 1669. 2 vols. in-12, (2) ff., 678 pp., frontispiece missing, outer margin of title page trimmed slightly short at the bottom. 18th-century marbled fawn leather, plain spine with decoration.

120 - SOUVRÉ Madeleine de [1599–1678], Marquise de Sablé. A woman of letters, author of Maximes, a famous précieuse at the Hôtel de Rambouillet, and a friend of the Jansenists.

123 - TENAIN, Madame de] - The Self-Interested and Love-Struck Nun, with the story of the Count of Clare. A romantic novella. Cologne, Pierre Le Jeune, 1703. In-12, frontispiece by Harrewyn, 86 pp., yellowed paper, ivory vellum for the title page.

125 - VILLEDIEU, Madame de — Les Amours des grands hommes. Lyon: Jacques Guerrier, 1696. 6 parts in one volume, in-12, (3) folios, 340 pp., brown calfskin of the period, ribbed spine, minor losses.

146 - GOUGES, Olympe de — The Departure of Mr. Necker and Madame de Gouges, or Madame de Gouges’ Farewell to the French People and to Mr. Necker. Paris, 1790. In-8, 41 pp., title page and last page Pages dusty, paper yellowed, bound, no cover.

147 - GOUGES, Olympe de—Discourse of the Blind Man to the French. No place, (June 24, 1789). In-8, 19 pp., yellowed paper, softcover, no cover.

150 - GOUGES, Olympe de—L'Homme généreux, a drama in five acts, in prose. Paris: The Author, Knapen and Sons, 1786. In-8, XII, 140 pp., fawn half-leather with corners.

151 - GOUGES, Olympe de—Patriotic Remarks, by “La Citoyenne,” author of Letter to the People (original title). No place, (December 1788). In-8, 48 pp., softcover, no cover.

154 - GOUGES, Olympe de — Political Testament of Olympe de Gouges (original title). No place, (June 4, 1793). In-8, 12 pp., yellowed paper, foxing, bound, no cover.

155 - GOUGES, Olympe de]—Le Cri du Sage, by a woman (original title). No place, (May 1789). In-8, 8 pp., softcover, no cover.

195 - BERRY, Duchess of] - DERMONCOURT, General - La Vendée et Madame. Paris: Adolphe Guyot, 1833. In-8, frontispiece, IV, 362 pp., (1) folio, a few foxing spots, dark green half-calf binding as published, decorated ribbed spine.

202 - DESBORDES-VALMORE, Marceline—Album du jeune âge. Paris: A. Boulland, 1830. In-12, X (including the steel-engraved frontispiece), 365 pp., (1) f., one full-page illustration, a few foxing spots, large gilt lettering on the spine, gilt roll on the covers, plain decorated spine, gilt edges