Mary Helen Agnes Allies (02-02-1852 - 27-01-1927)

Short name	Mary Helen Agnes Allies
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First name	Mary Helen Agnes
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Date of birth	02-02-1852
Date of death	27-01-1927
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Place of birth	England
Place of death	England
Lived in	England
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Bibliography	cf. - Rosemary Mitchell, ‘Allies, Mary Helen Agnes (1852–1927)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004
Provisional Notes	emaOct10 Born in London, died in St John's Wood. Daughter of Thomas William Allies (1813–1903) and his wife, Eliza Hall, who were both converts to Roman Catholicism. Historian and translator; author of religious / scholarly books on the history of the Catholic church In the entry in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, her "Life of Pius" is still considered a "standard work", and the "History of the Church in England" is referred to as "a readable and vehemently Catholic account of the English church before 1603" offering "an original and striking piece of religious sociology" Also contributed articles to the Catholic World and the Dublin Review (cf. Rosemary Mitchell, ‘Allies, Mary Helen Agnes (1852–1927)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004) Translator from Greek.

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Place(s) of Residence	England

Author of	The Heiress of Cronenstein Three Catholic reformers of the fifteenth century The Life of Pope Pius the seventh History of the church in England : from the beginning of the Christian era to the accession of Henry VIII

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