Naomi Mitchison [SEP] father
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Like her father John Scott Haldane and elder brother J. B. S. Haldane, Naomi Haldane initially pursued a scientific career. From 1908, she and her brother looked into Mendelian genetics. Their 1915 publication was the first demonstration of genetic linkage in mammals. However, whilst she was a diploma student at the Society of Oxford Home Students (later St Anne's College, Oxford), the outbreak of the First World War changed her interest to nursing.
Her novel "The Corn King and the Spring Queen" (
of Island MacKenzie", (1959), by Ursula Moray-Williams
- "The Story of Moses", (1959), by Walter de la Mare
- "The Adventures of Father Brown", (1959), by G. K. Chesterton
- "The Rib of the Green Umbrella", (1960), by Naomi Mitchison
- "Boyhood of the Great Composers", (1960), by Catherine Gough
- "The Story of Samuel and Saul", (1960),