Queens of the Renaissance. M. Beresford Ryley

Queens of the Renaissance - M. Beresford Ryley


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       M. Beresford Ryley

      Queens of the Renaissance

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4064066215774

       PREFACE

       CATHERINE OF SIENA

       BEATRICE D’ESTE

       ANNE OF BRITTANY

       LUCREZIA BORGIA

       MARGARET D’ANGOULÊME

       RENÉE, DUCHESS OF FERRARA

       INDEX

       A CATALOGUE OF BOOKS PUBLISHED BY METHUEN AND COMPANY: LONDON 36 ESSEX STREET W.C.

       Part I.—General Literature

       Ancient Cities

       The Antiquary’s Books

       The Arden Shakespeare

       The Beginner’s Books

       Books on Business

       Byzantine Texts

       The Churchman’s Bible

       The Churchman’s Library

       Classical Translations

       Classics of Art

       Commercial Series

       The Connoisseur’s Library

       The Library of Devotion

       The Illustrated Pocket Library of Plain and Coloured Books

       Junior Examination Series

       Junior School-Books

       Leaders of Religion

       Little Books on Art

       The Little Galleries

       The Little Guides

       The Little Library

       The Little Quarto Shakespeare

       Miniature Library

       Oxford Biographies

       School Examination Series

       School Histories

       Textbooks of Science

       Methuen’s Simplified French Texts

       Methuen’s Standard Library

       Textbooks of Technology

       Handbooks of Theology

       The Westminster Commentaries

       Part II.—Fiction

       Methuen’s Shilling Novels

       Books for Boys and Girls

       The Novels of Alexandre Dumas

       Methuen’s Sixpenny Books

       Table of Contents

      THERE are no two people who see with the same kind of vision. It is for this reason that, though twenty lives of the six women chosen for this book had been written previously, there would still, it seems to me, be room for a twenty-first. For though the facts might remain identical, there is no possible reiteration of another mind’s exact outlook. Hence I have not scrupled to add these six character studies to the many volumes similar in scope and subject.

      The book is called “Queens of the Renaissance,” but Catherine of Siena lived before the Renaissance surged into being, and Anne of Brittany, though her two husbands brought its spirit into France, had not herself a hint of its lovely, penetrating


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