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Women were given the right to take qualifying exams for medical school in Britain in 1876 by
 
  A) a resolution of Royal College of Physicians in London.
  B) a proclamation of Queen Victoria.
  C) the deans of Oxford.
  D) an act of Parliament.
  E) the faculty of Cambridge University.
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