Article Title: Personal Recollections of Women's Education
Journal Title: Nineteenth Century, The: a monthly review
Date Run: 1877-1900 indexed
Publication Place: London
Publication Frequency: Monthly; quarterly (1887)
Periodical Location: University of Alberta Library
Creator/Author: Stanley, Henrietta Maria Stanley, Baroness
Birth/Death Date: 1807-1895
Date of Publication: July 1879
Description: Stanley chronicles her expierences over 30 years of active service in the higher educational system in England. She began at Queen's College,Harley Street, where she was a huge advocate for women's rights and inclusion of them in the educational process. She also lists other institutions with which she has been closely connected: the University of Local examinations, Girton College, the National Union for the Improvement of Women's Education, the Girls' Public Day School Company, and the Medical College of Women. Her last project was overseeing the opening of London University to include women in the examination and awarding of degrees processes.
Publication Information: v.6, n. 29, pages 308-321
Subject Heading (LCSH): Women's Movement (LCSH)
Education, higher (LCSH)
Educational law and legislation (LCSH)
Women school supervisors (LCSH)
Language: English
Topical Keyword: Class
Political economy
Editor: James Knowles
Publisher: C. Kegan Paul and Co.
Temporal Coverage: 1870s
Article type: Journal article

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