| Girton/GCPP Bodichon 3 contains: |
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| 12 |
Letter from Hannah Pipe to Barbara Bodichon |
| 13 |
Petition re Tripos examinations |
| 14 |
Letter from Sedley Taylor to the Committee of Girton College |
| 15 |
Letter from Fanny Metcalfe to Barbara Bodichon |
| 16 |
Letter from John Cross to Barbara Bodichon |
| 17 |
Letter from Louisa Lumsden to Barbara Bodichon |
| 18 |
Letter from Fanny Metcalfe to Barbara Bodichon |
| 19 |
Letter from Constance Maynard to Barbara Bodichon |
| 20 |
Letter from Emily Shirreff to Barbara Bodichon |
| 21 |
Letter from Sedley Taylor to Barbara Bodichon |
| 22 |
Letter from Fanny Metcalfe to Barbara Bodichon |
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Personal Papers of Barbara Leigh Smith Bodichon
| Title |
Letter from Louisa Lumsden to Barbara Bodichon |
| Reference |
GCPP Bodichon 3/17 (former reference: B417) |
| Creator |
Lumsden, Louisa |
| Covering Dates |
Apr. 1874 (Dated from context.) |
| Extent and Medium |
1 item; Paper |
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| Content and context |
Thanks for lending the article; shocked that such a subject should be discussed in popular magazine (Spectator) but of same opinion as the article; competitive examinations as injurious to health of men as well as women. Present system of examination fit for schools, not university. That horrid word "ladylike"; people are afraid of real womanliness and try hard to produce a stunted artificial imitation. Necessity of physical exercise. All fields open to men should be open to women; nothing too hard, unsuitable, unfeminine. Apologies for writing at such length. |
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