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WILL you allow me to supplement your kindly reference to the instruction in physical science given to women in Bedford College, London, by the statements that for the last two sessions a class in biology has been conducted there by Mr. Charles Stewart of St. Thomas's Hospital Medical School. The course of study is in every sense a practical one, with special reference to the Preliminary Scientific and First B.Sc. examinations at the University of London, and the best testimonial to the excellence of the instruction in these various subjects is furnished by the remarkable success during the present year of the Bedford College pupils at the University examinations, a success not less marked in the Science than in the Arts examinations.
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BENNETT, A. Natural Science for Women. Nature 23, 195 (1880). https://doi.org/10.1038/023195b0
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