In 1866-70 she made three working visits India where she visited girls' schools, prisons and mental asylums to see the conditions there, and campaigned there for reform of child marriage, meeting and working with [[Florence Nightingale]]. She inspected the condition of women working in cotton mills, and her reports were influential in the later passing of the Indian Factory Act. She tried to set up a teacher training college for women, without success. | In 1866-70 she made three working visits India where she visited girls' schools, prisons and mental asylums to see the conditions there, and campaigned there for reform of child marriage, meeting and working with [[Florence Nightingale]]. She inspected the condition of women working in cotton mills, and her reports were influential in the later passing of the Indian Factory Act. She tried to set up a teacher training college for women, without success. |