Elizabeth Bancroft Schlesinger
Biographic Data
| ID | 1057216 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth Bancroft Schlesinger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth Bancroft |
| FAMILY NAME | Schlesinger |
| SIGNATURE | SCHLESINGER E B |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 24 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1933 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Roman Years of Margaret Fuller. A Biography
A Season in New York, 1801
Dauntless in Mississippi
The Ideas of the Woman Suffrage Movement, 1890-1920
The Heart Is like Heaven
Two Early Harvard Wives
STREET signs furnish one aspect of the cultural history of a community, since they honor those whom city fathers believe future generations should remember. A good example is Cambridge, Massachusetts, where they constantly remind a pedestrian of distinguished citizens of a past era when the town, proud of its famed university, marked its thoroughfares in memory of revered professors. Thus Farrar and Follen streets became a part of its daily life.…
The American Woman in Colonial and Revolutionary Times
Sandpiper
Morning Star
Prodigal Puritan
Miss Alcott of Concord
The Diary of Clara Crowninshield. A European Tour with Longfellow, 1835-1836
Proper Bostonians as Seen by Fanny Fern
make him about two years older than his Adams playmate. At that time the little boy's grandfather, Harrison Gray Otis, was slowly dying in his great chamber overlooking Beacon Street, and it was supposed that the news of George's death hastened his end, which came four days later. The second, and I think the last time that I saw Henry Adams, was at Washington on the last day of 1916. A meeting of the American Historical Association was going on, …
The Journal of Charlotte L. Forten
Cotton Mather and His Children
H ISTORY too frequently emphasizes the public life of great figures, neglecting intimate family relations. Glimpses of the home life of Cotton Mather, for example, mellow the austere and pompous image of the great Puritan priest and bring into focus the characteristics of a loving father, deeply concerned with the upbringing of his family. The comfortable Mather home was not as luxurious as those of the wealthy merchants, but it was large enough …
Virginians at Home
Embattled Maiden
The Travelogue Storybook of the Nineteenth Century
Career Women of America
American Children through Their Books
The Mother's Role in Childhood Education
Such Sweet Compulsion
Youth and I
Children and Puritanism
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Children and Puritanism
Such Sweet Compulsion
Youth and I
American Children through Their Books
The Mother's Role in Childhood Education
The Travelogue Storybook of the Nineteenth Century
Career Women of America
Embattled Maiden
The Journal of Charlotte L. Forten
Cotton Mather and His Children
H ISTORY too frequently emphasizes the public life of great figures, neglecting intimate family relations. Glimpses of the home life of Cotton Mather, for example, mellow the austere and pompous image of the great Puritan priest and bring into focus the characteristics of a loving father, deeply concerned with the upbringing of his family. The comfortable Mather home was not as luxurious as those of the wealthy merchants, but it was large enough …
Virginians at Home
Proper Bostonians as Seen by Fanny Fern
make him about two years older than his Adams playmate. At that time the little boy's grandfather, Harrison Gray Otis, was slowly dying in his great chamber overlooking Beacon Street, and it was supposed that the news of George's death hastened his end, which came four days later. The second, and I think the last time that I saw Henry Adams, was at Washington on the last day of 1916. A meeting of the American Historical Association was going on, …
The Diary of Clara Crowninshield. A European Tour with Longfellow, 1835-1836
Miss Alcott of Concord
Prodigal Puritan
Morning Star
The American Woman in Colonial and Revolutionary Times
Sandpiper
The Heart Is like Heaven
Two Early Harvard Wives
STREET signs furnish one aspect of the cultural history of a community, since they honor those whom city fathers believe future generations should remember. A good example is Cambridge, Massachusetts, where they constantly remind a pedestrian of distinguished citizens of a past era when the town, proud of its famed university, marked its thoroughfares in memory of revered professors. Thus Farrar and Follen streets became a part of its daily life.…
The Ideas of the Woman Suffrage Movement, 1890-1920
Dauntless in Mississippi
A Season in New York, 1801
The Roman Years of Margaret Fuller. A Biography
Art (15 works) · American Constitutional Law and Politics (8 works) · History (8 works) · History (8 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Race, History, and American Society (4 works) · Sociology (3 works) · American Environmental and Regional History (2 works) · American History and Culture (2 works)