Women leaders
By: edited by Philip Henry Lotz ...
Series: His Creative personalities.; vol. II
Published: 1940
Place of publication: New York, Association Press
Language: eng
Number of pages: 149
Subjects: Women -- Biography.
Notes: "For further reading" at the end of each chapter.
Table of contents: title: Jane Addams; title: pioneer in social justice and peace, by Edna M. Baxter.; title: Evangeline Booth; title: general of the Salvation Army, by L.B. Hazzard.; title: Edith Cavell; title: martyr nurse, by J.W. Prince.; title: Marie Curie; title: eminent scientist, by Lucile Desjardins.; title: Amelia Earhart; title: first lady of the air, by W.A. Harper.; title: Helen Keller the handicapped, by Lucile Desjardins.; title: Muriel Lester; title: Christian in action and creator of good will, by Edna M. Baxter.; title: Jenny Lind; title: the Swedish nightingale, by S.P. Franklin.; title: Florence Nightingale; title: nurse-philanthropist, by C.J. Lotz.; title: Alice Freeman Palmer; title: inspiring teacher, by E.A. Leslie.; title: Maude Royden; title: world famous preacher, by Laura H. Wild.; title: Harriet Beecher Stowe; title: well-known writer, by A.J.W. Myers.; title: Susannah Wesley; title: noble mother, by J.W. Prince.; title: Mary E. Woolley; title: renowned educator, by Grace S. Overton.