The Encyclopedia Americana (1920)/Miller, Florence Fenwick

MILLER, Florence Fenwick, English doctor, lecturer and author: b. 5 Nov. 1854. She entered the Ladies' Medical College, London, in 1871; gained a wide practice and did much charity work; was thrice a member of the London school board; and is a prominent advocate of women's suffrage. She married Frederick A. Ford in 1877, but kept her maiden name. She wrote &lsquo;The House of Life&rsquo; (1879): &lsquo;Physiology for Schools&rsquo; (1880); &lsquo;Atlas of Anatomy&rsquo; (1880); &lsquo;Readings in Social Economy&rsquo; (1833); &lsquo;Life of Harriet Martineau&rsquo; (1884); and &lsquo;In Ladies' Company&rsquo; (1892).