Further reading

‘A Short History of the Law School’, Law School Handbook 1968 (Melbourne: University of Melbourne, 1968): 8–16.

Bradshaw, F. Maxwell, ‘The First Fifty Years: Presidential address delivered to the Law Students’ Society of Victoria at the Fiftieth Annual Meeting’, Res Judicatae 1 (1937): 268–75.

Campbell, Ruth, ‘Flos Greig: That girl with the terrible name’, Law Institute Journal 49 (1975): 502.

Cambell, Ruth, A History of the Melbourne Law School, 1857–1973 (Parkville Vic.: Faculty of Law, University of Melbourne, 1977).

Dow, Hume (ed.), Melbourne University: Undergraduate life in the years since 1919 (Hawthorn, Vic.: Hutchinson, 1985).

Ford, H A J, ‘The Centenary of the Faculty of Law, 1873–1973’, Melbourne University Law Review 9 (1973), 171–4.

Greig, G. Flos, ‘The Law as a Profession for Women’, Commonwealth Law Review (March–April 1909): 145–54.

Jenks, Edward, Legal Fore-words: A Lecture Introductory of the Session of 1890, Delivered before the Law School of the University of Melbourne (Melbourne: Ford and Son, 1890).

Kostezky, Aurora, ‘Miss Portia, LL.D.: Australia’s first female lawyer’, Law Institute Journal 71 (10) (1997): 17–20.

Legal History Resources Online at the University of Melbourne

Lodewycks, K A ‘The Baillieu Library’, University of Melbourne Gazette, vol. 15, no. 2 (1959): 1–7.

Pretty, Martin, 'Edward Jenks: The cocky newcomer' in Melbourne University Mosaic: People and Places (Melbourne: History Department, The University of Melbourne, 1998): 70–82.

Scott, Ernest, A History of the University of Melbourne (Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 1936).

Selleck, R J W, The Shop: The University of Melbourne, 1850–1939 (Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 2003).

Waugh, John, First Principles: The Melbourne Law School 1857-2007 (Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 2007)