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Mary Buss. Actress: Killers of the Flower Moon. Mary is an American Actress best know the Inhabitant (Dermot Mulroney, Leslie Bibb) and for Mickey Reece's Climate of the Hunter (Best Actress Nashville Film Festival) and Agnes (Tribecca Film Festival).
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- Actress, Writer
- A Woman’S Place
- A New Demand For Educated Women
- From Teacher to Proprietor
- A Liberal Educator
- Legacy
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
From the 6th century, when grammar schools were established in order to prepare young men to join the clergy, right up to the onset of the Industrial Revolution, boys were the main beneficiaries of formal education. History of Education in Great Britain by S.J. Curtis tells us that any girls who were lucky enough to attend schools were usually taug...
The situation provoked a clamour from middle-class families for governesses to teach their young daughters. Being a governess happened to be one of the few respectable professional careers for a woman at this time. In Victorian Britain, there were many more women than men (half a million more, according to the 1851 census of England and Wales) and ...
Buss was born on 16th August 1827 and grew up in Mornington Crescent in Camden, North London. Her father was a reasonably successful artist and engraver but his unpredictable earnings forced the rest of the family to find work. Frances Mary earned money teaching from the age of 14 and would go on to help her mother set up a private prep school in K...
In public, Buss pragmatically downplayed the liberal elements of the school’s curriculum in favour of ‘the usual Accomplishments’, not wishing to put off the wealthy and conservative local gentlemen who might support the school or send their daughters to it. The school’s stated aim was to educate future mothers so that they might ‘diffuse amongst t...
The scope of Buss’s activities are remarkable and extended well beyond the two schools. Although not a naturally confident public speaker, she gave an impressive performance at the 1865 Schools Inquiry Commission which assessed standards in schools. She served on councils of new colleges for girls and fought for governing boards to include women, a...
Buss never married. She sacrificed her personal life in the cause of education for women. Most of her evenings were spent attending social events in the hope of meeting potential supporters: ‘I can do more good for the school often in an evening like this than by a whole day at my desk: one can see people and talk to them’. Her efforts undoubtedly ...
History of Education in Great Britainby S.J. Curtis (University Tutorial Press Ltd, 1963)The Daughters of England, their Position in Society, Character and Responsibilities by Mrs. Sarah Ellis (1843). Text available on Google Books.Queen’s College: 150 Years and a New Century by Malcolm Billings (James & James Ltd, 2000). Available via Amazon.And Their Works Do Follow Them: The Story of North London Collegiate School 1850-2000 by Nigel Watson (James & James Ltd, 2000). Available via Amazon.Frances Mary Buss (16 August 1827 – 24 December 1894) was a British headmistress and a pioneer of girls' education.
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Mary Buss. Actor, Writer. Mary is an American Actress best know the Inhabitant (Dermot Mulroney, Leslie Bibb) and for Mickey Reece's Climate of the Hunter (Best Actress Nashville Film Festival) and Agnes (Tribecca Film Festival). She holds an MFA from Case Western Reserve University-Cleveland Playhouse/Professional Actor Training Program.
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Meet Mary. Dr. Buss joined Tufts Medical Center in 2022 with the goal of expanding the ambulatory clinic and opening a fellowship. Her clinical practice is primarily in the outpatient setting, where she enjoys collaborating and learning from colleagues of other specialties.
