Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter I INTRODUCTION
- Chapter II PRELIMINARY WORK FOR THE COLLEGE
- Chapter III THE COLLEGE IN ITS PIONEER DAYS
- Chapter IV FROM HITCHIN TO GIRTON
- Chapter V GROWTH AND CONSOLIDATION 1875–1903
- Chapter VI A TIME OF TRANSITION 1903–1922
- Chapter VII THE ROYAL COMMISSION AND THE CHARTER
- Chapter VIII THE STATUTES OF 1926, AND THE NEW BUILDINGS
- Chapter IX VARIOUS MATTERS
- Biographical Index
- Index
- Plate section
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter I INTRODUCTION
- Chapter II PRELIMINARY WORK FOR THE COLLEGE
- Chapter III THE COLLEGE IN ITS PIONEER DAYS
- Chapter IV FROM HITCHIN TO GIRTON
- Chapter V GROWTH AND CONSOLIDATION 1875–1903
- Chapter VI A TIME OF TRANSITION 1903–1922
- Chapter VII THE ROYAL COMMISSION AND THE CHARTER
- Chapter VIII THE STATUTES OF 1926, AND THE NEW BUILDINGS
- Chapter IX VARIOUS MATTERS
- Biographical Index
- Index
- Plate section
Summary
This short history of Girton College is based as regards earlier years (Chapters I-V and part of Chapter VI) on my book, Emily Davies and Girton College, published in 1927 by Messrs Constable. For the later chapters I have drawn on the Annual Reports of the College; the Girton Review; letters from Miss Davies and Miss Metcalfe to Madame Bodichon, lent by her nephew, Mr Valentine Leigh Smith; letters to Madame Bodichon from Miss Marks (Mrs Ayrton), lent by her daughter, Mrs Ayrton Gould; and information supplied by the Librarian of Girton, Miss McMorran, and by the Secretary, Miss Clover, and her assistant, Miss Peace: to all of whom I offer my thanks. I must also thank the Mistress of Girton, Miss Jex-Blake, Miss Major, and Miss Bacon, for criticisms and suggestions.
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- Girton College 1869–1932 , pp. ix - xPublisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2010First published in: 1933