Kingsford arrived, shouldering the additional burden of being a woman. Although women were allowed to study medicine in France, Rudacille writes that they were not welcomed. Kingsford wrote to her husband in 1874: Kingsford was distraught over the sights and sounds of the animal experiments she saw. She wrote on 20 August 1879: Kingsford adopted a vegetarian diet on the advice of her brother John Bonus. She was a vice-president of the Vegetarian Society. Death Alan Pert, one of her biographers, wrote that Kingsford was caught in torrential rain in Paris in November 1886 on her way to the laboratory of Louis Pasteur, one of the most prominent vivisectionists of the period. She reportedly spent hours in wet clothing and developed pneumonia, then pulmonary tuberculosis. She travelled to the Riviera and Italy, sometimes with Maitland, at other times with her husband, hoping in vain that a different climate would help her recover. In July 1887, she settled in London in a house she and her husband rented at 15 Wynnstay Gardens, Kensington, and waited to die, although she remained mentally active. She died on 22 February 1888, aged 41, and was buried in the churchyard of Saint Eata's, an 11th-century church in Atcham by the River Severn, her husband's church. Her name at death is recorded as Annie Kingsford. On her marriage in Sussex in 1867, her name was given as Annie Bonus. Works Books River Reeds (volume of verse), 1866. Rosamunda the princess, and other tales. James Parker & Co., 1875. Kingsford, A. & Maitland, E. The Key of the Creeds. Trubner, 1875. Astrology Theologised, 1886. Health, Beauty and the Toilet: Letters to Ladies from a Lady Doctor. F. Warne, 1886. Dreams and Dream Stories. 1888. Clothed with the Sun. J. M. Watkins, 1912. The Credo of Christendom and other Addresses and Essays on Esoteric Christianity. 1916. The Perfect Way, or the Finding of Christ. Watkins, 1909. The Perfect Way in Diet. Kegan Paul, Trench & Co., 1881. Kingsford, A. & Maitland, E. Addresses & Essays On Vegetarianism. John M Watkins, 1912. Chapters "Unscientific science—moral aspects of vivisection" in Colville, W. J. Spiritual Therapeutics Or Divine Science. 1890, pp. 292–308. "The Uselessness of Vivisection," 1882, in Hamilton, Susan. (ed.) Animal Welfare & Anti-vivisection 1870–1910: Nineteenth Century Woman's Mission. Taylor & Francis, 2004. "The City of Blood" in Forward, Stephanie. (ed.) Dreams, Visions and Realities. Continuum International, 2003. See also