Sources
- Elston, M.A. The Edinburgh Seven in The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (2006)
- Roberts, S. Sophia Jex-Blake: a woman pioneer in nineteenth century medical reform (1993)
- Ross, Margaret The Royal Medical Society and Medical Women
- The Scotsman archives
- The Female Students at Surgeons' Hall in The Scotsman (23 Nov 1870)
- Scottish Law Reporter (1873)
- Charles Reade, A Woman-Hater (1877), Chapter XIII
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