10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COADJUTRESS»
Discover the use of
coadjutress in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
coadjutress and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Medieval English Nunneries: C.1275 to 1535
The appointment of a coadjutress to the head of a house in the administration of
its affairs is of the same nature. The appointment of coadjutresses was a favourite
device with Archbishop Peckham, to check an extravagant or incapable head.
2
The countess of Bonneval; her life and letters
convent/ and to give you at the same time the opportunity of visiting your sister
the new coadjutress.2 This is by way of affording us a little change of scene, as
they kindly observe. Really they have hit upon a somewhat peculiar mode of
raising ...
Georgiana Charlotte Fullerton (lady.), Judithe Charlotte comtesse de Bonneval, 1858
3
The Countess de Bonneval: her Life and Letters: In 2 Volumes
convent,' and to give you at the same time the opportunity of visiting your sister
the new coadjutress.' This is by way of affording us a little change of scene, as
they kindly observe. Really they have hit upon a somewhat peculiar mode of
raising ...
Georgiana Fullerton, 1858
4
Burton's Legal Thesaurus, Fourth Edition
coadjutress. cliquish exclusive (limited), partisan, re- strictive cloak blind (obscure
), camouflage, circumvent, clothe, color (deceptive appearance), conceal, cover (
conceal), disguise (noun), disguise (verb), ensconce, enshroud, envelop, ...
5
Records of the New York stage: from 1750 to 1860
... for many years a most efficient coadjutress. He was born at Exeter, England,
June 9th, 1794 ; first trod the stage at the Park Theatre, December 10th, 1798, as
one of the children in Dunlap's version of the " Stranger ;" first appeared at Boston
, ...
Joseph Norton Ireland, 1866
6
The Miscellaneous Works of Hannah More
Oh ! if I am ever blessed with a coadjutress, a directress let me rather say, formed
under such auspices, with what delight shall I transplant the principles and
practices of Stanley Grove to the Priory ! Nor indeed would I ever marry but with
the ...
... to Mazenderan, where the ground had been already prepared by Consolation
of the Eyes, ' in whom he found a partisan and coadjutress not less prompt and
powerful than himself. This province he made the basis of his military operations.
Whether he was to be "removed " when an heir had been prepared through
which to lead to a regency by Deean Singh and his coadjutress, has not, we
believe, transpired, but there are grounds for supposing it was a part of the
original plot, ...
9
Some Account of the Life and Writings of Mrs. Trimmer, with ...
... and iiseveral of the smaller parishes have followed their 'examples: I really
consider these schools as the most important archdeaconal charge I have, and'-I
must beg you will be my coadjutress, from time 'to time, in regulating and
animating ...
Mrs. Trimmer (Sarah), 1814
10
The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
tv, and satisfied that the prophstess owed the Count a suflicient grudge to enter
cheerfully into any scheme to outwit him; Natalia held with her a long conference,
during which she found in Miriam a coadjutress beyond her most sanguine ...
Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith, 1826
