- A
gentlewoman (from the
Latin gentilis,
belonging to a gens, and
English 'woman') in the
original and
strict sense is a
woman of good family, analogous...
- The
Gentlewoman was a w****ly
illustrated paper for
women founded in 1890 and
published in London. For its
first thirty-six
years its full
title was The...
- Look up
gentlewoman in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gentlewoman is a
courtesy name and
social rank.
Gentlewoman or variant, may also
refer to: A Gentle...
- The
Gentlewoman is a
biannual magazine (Not to be
confused with the
Edwardian period magazine of the same name The
Gentlewoman)
which is
focused on arts...
-
Gentlewoman, Ruby Man is a
cover album by
English singer and
songwriter Flo
Morrissey and
American musician Matthew E. White,
released on 13
January 2017...
-
dynasty (1485–1603), the
First Lady of the
Bedchamber was
called Chief Gentlewoman of the
Privy Chamber. She had the
highest rank
among the
Ladies of the...
- the late troubles. With
divers other pleasant and
serious Poems, By a
Gentlewoman in
those parts. Pender,
Patricia (2012).
Early Modern Women's Writing...
- Dido
Elizabeth Belle (June 1761 – July 1804) was a
British gentlewoman. She was born into
slavery and illegitimate; her mother,
Maria Belle, was an enslaved...
- A
Gentle Woman (French: Une
femme douce), also
titled A
Gentle Creature, is a 1969
French drama film
directed by
Robert Bresson. It was Bresson's first...
- The
Soldier and the
Gentlewoman is a 1932
novel by
Welsh English-language
writer Hilda Vaughan. The
Soldier and the
Gentlewoman re-print for the Welsh...
