Emma Gurney Salter
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Emma Gurney Salter (1875–1967) was an English historian and translator who wrote especially on Renaissance history and art and introduced several texts connected with Francis of Assisi to an English-speaking audience for the first time.
She was the daughter of William Henry Gurney Salter, who was official shorthand writer to the Houses of Parliament.[1]
She attended Notting Hill and Ealing High School from 1886 and then took the Classics tripos at Girton College, Cambridge.[2][3] With the University of Cambridge not awarding degrees to women at that time, she received her M.A. and her D.Litt. from Trinity College, Dublin.[4]