Elizabeth Garret Anderson and Her Influence on Women´s Rights

The rights of women in Europe through the 19th century were intense themes expressing their views in political, social and private ways. Elizabeth Garrett Anderson was one of the pioneering women of the time. And she spent most of her life and in the meantime she fulfilled part of the most important responsibility the woman had longed for. She got further education, had a deep career in medicine, and raised her family, becoming an active supporter of women's election campaign. Elizabeth Garrett Anderson helped to form a female statue that could maintain a prominent career, become an active member of society, and continue to keep the family alive.

69 Elizabeth · Blackwell, Medicine as Women's Occupation, p. 70 Elizabeth · Blackwell, Medicine as Women's Occupation, p. 15. The London Women's Medical School founded in 1874 by Blackwell, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, and Sophia Jakes Black will be discussed further in Chapter 5. Ignorance, defender of the weak, unfair and cruel natural enemy, hopefully foresee a baby adult. The patient's helplessness and the fact that the human body constitutes the soul and the body prove the value of the doctor's important maternal quality. The results show that if these qualities are expanded through legitimate intellectual training it will bring new and valuable power to noble healing art. The instructor has great power to develop the principle that morals that influence behavior must be guidance of intellectuals in pioneering research to exploit human well-being.

James Barry became the first British woman qualified medically when she was a male in 1812. Elizabeth Garrett Anderson was the first public female British who got medical qualifications in 1865. Together with Sophia Jakes - Blake, American Elizabeth Blackwell etc, Garrett Anderson founded the first UK medical school, London girls' medical school to train women in 1874. Annie Scott Dill Maunder is a pioneer of celestial bodies, especially sunspots. She graduated from mathematics at Girton College in Cambridge and was hired as an assistant to Discovery of Madown Minimum, Edward Waltermade (1890) and Director of the Solar Energy Division of Greenwich Observatory. They observe the sunspots and cooperate to improve the photos of the sun. They married in 1895. With Anne's mathematical technique, you can analyze the black spot data collected by Maunder of Greenwich.