Dorothy Marshall

Dorothy Blanche Louisa Marshall (12 December 1868 – 1966) was a British chemist who worked at Girton, Avery Hill and the National Physical Laboratory. In 1904, she signed a petition for women to be admitted as a Fellow of the Chemical Society. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Dr. Johnson's London.

    Dr. Johnson's London. by Marshall, Dorothy

    Published 1968
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    The life and times of Victoria.

    The life and times of Victoria. by Marshall, Dorothy

    Published 1974
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    Eighteenth century England.

    Eighteenth century England. by Marshall, Dorothy

    Published 1962
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    Fanny Kemble /

    Fanny Kemble / by Marshall, Dorothy

    Published 1978
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    English people in the eighteenth century /

    English people in the eighteenth century / by Marshall, Dorothy

    Published 1980
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    The English poor in the eighteenth century a study in social and administrative history /

    The English poor in the eighteenth century a study in social and administrative history / by Marshall, Dorothy

    Published 1926
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