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1800–1860
A 19th-century French woman of letters, she wrote educational and moral works aimed especially at young female readers. Her books gather biographies, reflections, and practical lessons in a style shaped by the religious and social values of her time.

by Joséphine Amory de Langerack
Joséphine Amory de Langerack was a French author active in the 19th century. The sources found for this request consistently connect her with didactic and moral writing, especially books intended for the education of girls and young women.
Catalog and library records link her to works such as Galerie chrétienne des femmes célèbres and Galerie des femmes célèbres depuis le Ier siècle de l'ère chrétienne jusqu'au XVIe siècle. These titles suggest the kind of writing she was known for: biographical collections that used notable women from history as examples for instruction, reflection, and character formation.
There is some uncertainty in the records about her life dates, with the user-supplied dates giving 1800–1860 while other library data points to a different dating. Because of that conflict, it is safest to describe her simply as a 19th-century French woman of letters whose work belongs to the world of religious, educational, and moral publishing.