Hi, This is what I learned in France when I went there I hope it is useful! Mademoiselle Marie Souvestre was the daughter of a Breton philosopher. Her mission was to establish a preparatory school where young women could expand their minds and attain intellectual independence, a daunting task in the era of Victorian piety. At a time when the term atheist was virtually unutterable, she owned up to being an agnostic. Her teaching method was based on primordial doubt and the testing of every proposition. First established at Fontainbleau as Les Ruches, Souvestre's academy attracted some of the brightest daughters of well-to-do on both side of the Atlantic. The most famous graduate of Les Ruches was Natalie Clifford Barney, the Cincinnati railroad heiress who, with Getrude Stein, co-reigned over the literary and artistic scene in early twentieth-century Europe .
Born: 1830, April 1830, April 28th 1830Died:1905, March 1905, March 30th 1905Nationality: FrenchOccupation:Social activist, Social activist, Social activist Gender:female
Madame Marie Curie
Yes, Marie Curie and Madame Curie are the same person. Madame is French for Mrs.
Portrait of Madame Marie-Louise Trudaine was created in 1792.
Marie Olinska goes by Madame Dorne.
Paule Sainte-Marie has written: 'Madame Bourdon'
Madame Marie Curie
In 1834.
in 1867, in (Warsaw).
November 7, 1867 in Poland
Girondins like Barnarve and Madame Roland.
"Madame Veto" was a popular epithet for Marie Antoinette, because she supposedly coaxed the king into using his veto power. Correspondingly, Louis XVI was "Monsieur Veto" .
Marie Curie (nee Sklodowska) was Polish. She was born in Warsaw on November 7th, 1867.