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Marjorie Wardrop remained immersed in Georgian culture until her death, continuing to study and translate its texts and to be involved in its politics. Her cultural and political work for Georgia won her many friends and allies, including a number of women for whom she served as a role model as they campaigned for political rights. She was revered in the country for her scholarship and for her crucial role in bringing Georgia and Georgian culture to a wider international audience.

Marjorie Wardrop remained immersed in Georgian culture until her death, continuing to study and translate its texts and to be involved in its politics. Her cultural and political work for Georgia won her many friends and allies, including a number of women for whom she served as a role model as they campaigned for political rights. She was revered in the country for her scholarship and for her crucial role in bringing Georgia and Georgian culture to a wider international audience.

fter M. Wardrop's death her brother created the Marjory Wardrop Fund at Oxford University to encourage the learning of Georgian language and culture. <ref>http://agenda.ge/news/44787/eng</ref>

After Marjory's death her brother created the Marjory Wardrop Fund at Oxford University to encourage the learning of Georgian language and culture. <ref>http://agenda.ge/news/44787/eng</ref>

A statue of Marjory Wardrop and her brother Oliver, stands in the park behind the Parliament building in Tbilisi, capital of Georgia.

A statue of Marjory Wardrop and her brother Oliver, stands in the park behind the Parliament building in Tbilisi, capital of Georgia.