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• Heroines of Modern Progress.
  • Types: good character or deeds; reformers, social workers
• American Women in Civic Work.
  • Types: national, one era; reformers, social workers
• Mid-Victorian Memories ...with a Personal Sketch by Mrs. Sarah Grand.
  • Types: Not=autobiography; Not=fewer than three
• Ideals of Indian Womanhood. With a Foreword by A. Chaudhuri.
  • Types: India, South Asia; literary heroines; national, several periods
• Portraits of American Women.
  • Types: national, one era
• Women of Achievement: Written for the Fireside Schools, under the Auspices of the Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society.
  • Types: African American; leaders; religious models, not saints
• Golden Book of Famous Women.
  • Types: Not=fiction; Not=historical fiction; Not=literary heroines
• Women Who Dared: Heroines of the Great War.
  • Types: good character or deeds; military, heroines of battle; nurses; World War I
• Women of ‘Ninety-Eight
  • Types: Irish; national, one era; patriots, war effort; Wives of Great Men
• Makers of Modern American Poetry: Women.
  • Types: national, one era; writers
• Heroines of Missionary Adventure: True Stories of the Intrepid Bravery and Patient Endurance of Missionaries in Their Encounters with Uncivilized Man, Wild Beasts, and the Forces of Nature in All Parts of the World.
  • Types: missionaries
• Famous Women of the World.
  • Types: world history sample
• Mujeres celebres de Mexico.
  • Types: Latin America; Not=other than Anglophone
• Some Contemporary Novelists (Women).
  • Types: writers
• The Women Novelists.
  • Types: writers
• Stories of Famous Women.
  • Types: eminent models, modern periods
• The Woman of Tact: And Other Bible Types of Modern Women. Bible Types of Modern Women: A Course of Lectures to Young Women.
  • Types: Biblical; Not=lecture(s) or sermon(s)
• Women of the Meiji Era.
  • Types: Asia, East; national, one era
• Diaries of Court Ladies of Old Japan. With an Introduction by Amy Lowell, and with Illustrations.
  • Types: Not=autobiography
• Women Who Make Our Novels.
  • Types: writers
• Heroines of Service: Mary Lyon; Alice Freeman Palmer; Clara Barton; Frances Willard; Julia Ward Howe; Anna Shaw; Mary Antin; Alice C. Fletcher; Mary Slessor of Calabar; Madame Curie; Jane Addams.
  • Types: good character or deeds; reformers, social workers
• Lives Worth Living: Studies of Women, Biblical and Modern, Especially Adapted for Groups of Young Women in Churches and Clubs.
  • Types: Biblical
• The Negro Women of Gainesville, Georgia.
  • Types: African American; Not=local compendium
• The Learned Lady in England, 1650-1760.
  • Types: national, several periods
• Russian Portraits.
  • Types: Not=male
• The Girlhood of Famous Women.
  • Types: girlhood
• Ten Girls From History.
  • Types: girlhood; good character or deeds; young audience
• Women Sculptors of America.
  • Types: Not=periodical piece or essay
• Heroines of the World-War.
  • Types: military, heroines of battle; nurses; World War I
• Heroines of India.
  • Types: India, South Asia
• Women Who Conquer.
  • Types: Biblical
• Some Women, Loving or Luckless.
  • Types: Courtly circles, associated with royal sovereigns; queens and royalty, Europe; writers
• Nine Ideal Indian Women
  • Types: India, South Asia; literary heroines; mythology