Ethel Romanes

Ethel Romanes (née Duncan; 15 August 1856 – 30 March 1927) was an English writer and religious activist.

Their daughter was educated at Wycombe Abbey School and Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford.

[4] She left out some notable letters from J. T. Gulick and one source believes this was due to the discussions she had with her husband about his lack of religious belief.

Her husband appears to have remained an agnostic, but others note that he did not enjoy this position and some of his final poems show a respect for his wife's beliefs.

[5] She was interested in religion and in 1902 she published Thoughts on the Penitential Psalms and the following year Meditations on the Epistle of S. James.