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Eleanor Sidgwick
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Eleanor Sidgwick

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the university, and by Newnham’s Eleanor Sidgwick, who favoured control by a joint committee of the two colleges. Sidgwick—who was Balfour’s sister and whose husband, philosopher and author Henry Sidgwick, had played an instrumental role in Newnham’s founding—spearheaded fund-raising efforts and eventually raised enough money to acquire an abandoned chapel


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the university, and by Newnham’s Eleanor Sidgwick, who favoured control by a joint committee of the two colleges. Sidgwick—who was Balfour’s sister and whose husband, philosopher and author Henry Sidgwick, had played an instrumental role in Newnham’s founding—spearheaded fund-raising efforts and eventually raised enough money to acquire an abandoned chapel


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