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1. A Poet Without Honor

Author

HARVEY, BONNIE C.

Subjects
The Glory of the Lord, Vol. III: Studies in Theological Style: Lay Studies (Essay), Poets -- Behavior -- Excerpts, History, Philosophy and religion, Behavior
Abstract

Banished from his hometown, Dante became lonely, bitter, and inspired. Shortly before giving birth in 1265, Dante's mother had a vision. According to fourteenth-century chronicler Giovanni Boccaccio: 'The gentle lady [...]

Published
2001

2. The West That Wasn't Won

Author

HARVEY, BONNIE C.

Subjects
Protestantism -- History -- Religious aspects -- 19th century AD, Cherokees -- Religious aspects -- 19th century AD, Christianity -- Portrayals -- Religious aspects -- 19th century AD, Christianity and culture -- United States -- Religious aspects -- 19th century AD, Missionaries -- 19th century AD -- Religious aspects, Native Americans -- Religious aspects, Protestants -- United States -- Religious aspects -- 19th century AD, History, Philosophy and religion, Portrayals, Religious aspects
Abstract

Protestant missions to Native Americans had few shining moments. The Cherokees are nearly all prisoners. They have been dragged from their houses and encamped at the forts and military posts [...]

Published
2000

3. The woman question: Chesterton's ideas on this controversial subject reflected the strengths of the two women he knew best

Author

Harvey, Bonnie C.

Subjects
Authors -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Women's issues -- Political aspects, History, Philosophy and religion, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Political aspects
Abstract

At 26 years old, G.K. Chesterton wrote that the world in 1901 was 'full of the trampling of totally new forces.' One of these 'new forces' was commonly called the [...]

Published
2002

4. The Woman Question.

Author

Harvey, Bonnie C.

Subjects
*SOCIAL conditions of women
Abstract

Explores the ideas of the late Roman Catholic writer G.K. Chesterton on the role of women in society. Childhood of Chesterton; Admiration of Chesterton at wife Frances' spirituality; Claims of Chesterton to the similarity between economic independence of women and the economic wage slavery of men.

Published
2002

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