Further Resources on Wedgwood
Biographies
B. Wedgwood, A Critical Study of the Life and Works of Julia Wedgwood, PhD thesis, UCL, 1983.
The B. Wedgwood biography is still valuable though rather dated in some ways;
Sue Brown's biography is highly recommended. Readable and a mine of information on all things Julia Wedgwood.
Web resources
'Julia Wedgwood', Darwin Correspondence Project.
Rachel Kilgore, 'A Wonderful Variety of Mud', Baylor University blog.
Samantha Evans, 'Julia Wedgwood's Pamphlet on Female Suffrage', 1584 blog.
Jose Harris, 'Julia Wedgwood', Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
Alison Stone, 'Julia Wedgwood (1833-1913)', a tribute, Pascal Theatre Company.
Academic literature
Madison Marshall, 'Julia Wedgwood and the Gender-Norm Covenant', in Recovering Lost Voices: Nineteenth-Century British Literature, ed. M. George and E. Drummey, Vernon Press (2026): 119-144.
Sue Brown, 'Julia Wedgwood, a Victorian Feminist and Female Intellectual', Women's History Review 30 (2024).
L. Robert Stevens, ‘Intertextual Constructions of Faith: Julia Wedgwood (1833-1913)’, in Women’s Theology in Nineteenth-Century Britain, ed. Julie Melnyk. Garland, 1998.
Sue Brown, 'Robert Browning and Julia Wedgwood: The Unpublished Correspondence', Journal of Browning Studies 3 (2012): 29-52.
Madison Marshall, Reading Kinship: Intellectual influence, authorial formation, and the father-daughter relationship of Hensleigh and Julia ‘Snow’ Wedgwood, PhD thesis, University of Leeds, 2022.
Alison Stone, Women Philosophers in Nineteenth-Century Britain, Oxford University Press, 2023.
Alison Stone, 'Julia Wedgwood and the Origin of Language', Intellectual History Review 34 (2024).
Katherine Malone, The Lady Critic: Women of Letters and Critical Authority in British Periodicals, 1854-1908, PhD thesis, Temple University, 2009.
