Tom Hopkins: unpublished papers by others

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John Peel, "Birth control and the British working-class movement: A Bibliographical Review", typescript, "Reprinted from the Bulletin of the Society for the Study of Labour History, Autumn 1963" - ? transcript of published article 
Steven Polgar, "Birth planning: between neglect and coercion", Paper for IXth International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Science, Chicago, August 28-September 8, 1973 
Norman Applezweig, 1st draft of report "The Steroid Crisis: Real or Apparent: will there be enough birth control pills to control birth?" to the Community-Based Distribution Systems of IPPF [International Planned Parenthood Federation], "Confidential", 24 Apr 1974 
Peter Sheldrake, "Medicine, Politics and Ideology: Gynaecology as a case in point", Centre for Research in the Educational Sciences, University of Edinburgh, Sep 1974 
"The History of Contraceptives", Inform: Family Planning Information Service, Mar 1977, "TB"

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