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II. Alphabetical Bibliography, 1830-1940
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Hack, Mary Pryor.Consecrated Women.London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1880; 1892; 1893. Philadelphia: Longstreth; Toronto: Wesleyan Volume Room, 1882.
TOC: Catharine of Siena; Susanna Wesley; Amelia Sieveking; Frau Trudel; Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna; Margaret Wilson; Matilda Countess von der Recke Volmerstein; Christine Alsop; Wife A. prosperous Elizabeth W.; Christian Eddy; Louise Schepler; Fidelia Fiske; Adelaide L. Newton; River Huber; Viscountess Wilhelmina Glenorchy; Isabella Graham; “Marie”.
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Hack, Mary Pryor.Faithful Service: Sketches of Christianly Women.London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1885.
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TOC: Darcy Dame Maxwell; Book Clark; Sophie Zeller; Wife B. Upton; Sarah B. Judson; Priscilla Johnston; Margaret Foreman; Eliza Fletcher.
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Stanley M. Isaacs papers
1889-1962, 1930s-1940s [bulk 1930-1949] DStanley M. Isaacs (1882-1962), a New York City politician, was born in Manhattan and lived in the borough all his life. After graduation from Columbia College and New York Law School, he was admitted to the Bar in 1905; practiced law as a member of the firm of M. S. and I. S. Isaacs for fifteen years; and thereafter, until 1938, was associated with Edgar A. Levy in real estate, building and investments. In 1910 Isaacs married Edith Somborn, with whom he had two children: Helen E. and Myron S. During the First World War Isaacs was chairman of Local Board #164, and later active in the office of the Secretary of War on Labor Problems. He was elected President of the Borough of Manhattan in 1937, serving for a full term of four years. In 1941 he was elected Member of the City Council, leading all the Anti-Tammany candidates in Manhattan. Isaacs held this post until the time of his death 20 years later. He was active all his life in many Civic and Welfare organizations, among them are: President, United Neighborhood Houses; Member, Executive Committee, Welfare Council; Trustee at Large, Federation of Jewish Philanthropic Societies; Member, American Jewish Committee; Honorary Trustee, Educational Alliance
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Darling Georgie: The Engima of George V
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Eminent psychiatrist Dennis Friedman turns his acute gaze on our present Queen Elizabeth’s grandfather, King George V (1885–1936), to reveal the man behind the monarch. Taking as his starting point the widely held belief that the personality and behavior of parents and grandparents have a powerful influence on the children and grandchildren—and even great-grandchildren—Dr. Friedman’s insightful biography contains new evidence. It suggests an emotional inheritance partly derived from his father Edward VII’s psychologically damaging upbringing at the hands of Queen Victoria that he was to pass on to his own children. In the case of George, a suffocating relationship with his mother, compounded by the absence and neglect of his father, caused him as a child to suffer extreme separation anxiety, which was reinforced by his being sent away to boarding school at the age of 11, where he was bullied by other victims of similar parenting. His often unhappy time in the Navy and later sexual development is also scrutinized, as are his years on the t