^The Sacré Cœur (Sacred Heart) in Paris, France was a convent school for young girls run by nuns that fell to the French government as a result of the "religious orders" law of 1904, which involved the separation of church and state, and prohibited religious orders from teaching. The site of the former convent is now the Rodin Museum.
^Notable Women of Pennsylvania (1947), edited by Gertrude B. Biddle and Sarah D. Lowrie.
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