Heroines of the Crusades

Heroines of the Crusades

Celestia Angenette Bloss Brewster, Celestia Angenette Bloss Brewster began her teaching career as tutor to her brother-in-law Isaac Moore's children in his home. Other neighborhood children began attending the classes, and when the meetings became too large for Moore's home, Moore made her a gift of five acres at Clover and Elmwood Streets in Brighton to build a school. The Clover Street Seminary opened in 1848 (1812-1855)

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Table of Contents

- About This Book

- Dedication

- Preface

- Adela

- Chapter I

- Chapter Ii

- Chapter Iii

- Chapter Iv

- Chapter V

- Chapter Vi

- Chapter Vii

- Chapter Viii

- Chapter Ix

- Chapter X

- Chapter Ix

- Chapter Xii

- Chapter Xiii

- Eleanor

- Chapter I

- Chapter Ii

- Chapter Iii

- Chapter Iv

- Chapter V

- Chapter Vi

- Chapter Vii

- Berengaria Of Navarre

- Chapter I

- Chapter Ii

- Chapter Iii

- Chapter Iv

- Chapter V

- Chapter Vi

- Chapter Vii

- Chapter Viii

- Chapter Ix

- Chapter X

- Chapter Xi

- Chapter Xii

- Isabella

- Chapter I

- Chapter Ii

- Chapter Iii

- Chapter Iv

- Violante

- Chapter I

- Chapter Ii

- Chapter Iii

- Chapter Iv

- Eleanora

- The Parents Of Edward I

- De Joinville's Story Of The Seventh Crusade

- The Relics Brought From Constantinople

- The Escape

- The Determination

- The Old Man Of The Mountain

- The Palace Of Acre

- The Coronation

- Conquest Of Wales

- The Astronomer And The Jew

- The Jewess

- The Fate Of The House Of Suabia

- Translation Of The Bible

- An Accident

- Frederic The Bitten

- Letter From Procida To Don Pedro, King Of Arragon

- Notes