Muriel Morgan Gibbon

Muriel Morgan Gibbon (14 January 1887 – 1975), was a British journalist, novelist, barrister and Liberal Party politician. She was educated at Girton College, Cambridge where she earned a Master of Arts in the Classics.

Professional career Morgan Gibbon worked as a journalist. She was also a novelist; Helen Marsden - A Novel The Alternative (1921) John Peregrine's Wife (1922) Others Came Justin Keyes The Pharisees (1922) In 1962 she was present in the courtroom when Elizabeth Lane took her seat as the first female Divorce Court commissioner. During the 1931 General Election, she spoke in support of Herbert Morrison in his election campaign. She joined the Labour Party in November 1931.

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