- The
English people are an
ethnic group and
nation native to England, who
speak the
English language, a West
Germanic language, and
share a
common ancestry...
- series. Levin,
Carol (2016). A
Biographical Encyclopedia of
Early Modern Englishwomen:
Exemplary Lives and
Memorable Acts, 1500-1650.
Taylor and Francis. pp...
-
Riehl Bertolet, Jo Eldridge, A
Biographical Encyclopedia of
Early Modern Englishwomen:
Exemplary Lives (Routledge, 3 Nov 2016).
Retrieved 8
November 2016....
- with Mussolini,
playing a
flamboyant American socialite unwelcome among Englishwomen (Judi Dench,
Maggie Smith) in Italy. Lisa
Schwarzbaum of Entertainment...
- (née Sidney, 27
October 1561 – 25
September 1621) was
among the
first Englishwomen to gain
notice for her
poetry and her
literary patronage. By the age...
- nun at
Dunkirk Abbey [fr] in Dunkirk, France, like many
other highborn Englishwomen during the
reign of
Charles II. She is
believed to have
resided there...
- Carney, Jo
Eldridge (2016). A
Biographical Encyclopedia of
Early Modern Englishwomen:
Exemplary Lives and
Memorable Acts, 1500–1650.
Taylor & Francis. p. 79...
-
people (demonym "Danes")
England →
English people (demonym "Englishmen", "
Englishwomen")
Finland →
Finnish people (demonym "Finns", "Finnic")
Flanders → Flemish...
- the
Internet Archive. Riding, Alan (19
August 2004). "Globe-Trotting
Englishwomen Who
Helped Map the World". The New York Times. p. E1. Canby, Vincent...
- than 500
marriageable Anglo-Indian
girls in the 1820s,
compared to 250
Englishwomen in the
whole of Bengal. In 1821, a
pamphlet entitled "Thoughts on how...
