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She took a Second Class Honours degree in English Language and Literature at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford[1] and had a master of arts degree from the University of Oxford.[2] The Oxford University Gazette confirms that she took finals in 1920 (2019-20, page 855). TSventon (talk) 15:40, 10 August 2024 (UTC)Reply
I have removed this reference as not particularly useful
↑Landau, Thomas (ed.). "Ditmas , Edith Margaret Robertson". Who's who in Librarianship - Volume 1. Bowes & Bowes. p.54. Education: Royal School for Officers ' Daugh-ters , Bath; Lady Margaret Hall , Oxford . Qualifications: Second Class Hons . degree in English Language and Literature .
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