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A little-known early-20th-century writer, she is remembered today for a sharp, strongly argued account of church-state conflict in France. Her surviving work suggests an author deeply engaged with religion, politics, and European affairs.

by J. Napier (Jane Napier) Brodhead
J. Napier Brodhead, identified in library records as Jane Napier Brodhead, was an author active in the early 1900s. Project Gutenberg lists her under that name and preserves The Religious Persecution in France 1900-1906, published in 1907.
That book presents a detailed, critical account of the French government's anti-clerical policies at the start of the twentieth century. Its title page also describes her as the author of Slav and Moslem, suggesting a broader interest in international and religious subjects.
Biographical information about her is scarce in the sources I could confirm. A Find a Grave memorial for Jane Milliken Napier Brodhead records dates of 1845 to 1915, but because detailed literary references are limited, some personal details remain difficult to verify with confidence.