Margaret Todd

SJB insisted that she had little or no interest in the novels' literary value. The significance of her essay is its effort to validate the work of Margaret Todd , with whom she...

Medical Women was both SJB 's best‐known work and a landmark text, referenced in many academic publications. Margaret Todd describes the following review as a typical response to Medical Women: So convincing is...

Margaret Todd admits in her biography of SJB that as a contribution to science, the thesis was quickly outdated because it was written shortly before the adoption of germ theory. In his 1986 article about...

She shared this stage of her life with a younger fellow doctor, Margaret Todd , who retired after practising for only five years in order to move in with SJB . After this Todd devoted...

SJB died peacefully, with Margaret Todd at her side. Todd spent the last few years of her own life writing her last book, The Life of Sophia Jex-Blake, and not long after it was...