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Stopes, Marie Charlotte Carmichael (1880-1958)

CORRESPONDENCE, ETC, ARRANGED BY SUBJECT ON VARIOUS MATTERS CONNECTED WITH BIRTH CONTROL, ETC

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National Birth Rate Commission

Women's Cooperative Guilds:  motion in support of contraception

Gold Ring: letters to Dr Norman Haire and others

MP's statement

Letters to MPs

Letters to Ramsay Macdonald and Stanley Baldwin (replies from secretaries)

<i>Health and Efficiency:</i> complaints about

Norman Himes, biographer of Francis Place, historian of Birth Control:  correspondence with and about

Norman Himes: offprints, cuttings, reviews

Libraries:  acknowledgement of presentation copies

Illicit use of MCS's name

Correspondence and delegation to Home Office re sale of abortifacients

Leaflets, samples, etc, sent out by abortifacient manufacturers

Health and Nursing Exhibitions

Letters to the Ministry of Health

Low cartoons

Medical Trading Co: use of MCS's name

Note on Contraceptive Bill

Rubber supply problems during war

Correspondence re J S Mill and Birth Control

Marriage Guidance: correspondence and cuttings

Provision of Birth Control under National Health Service

Correspondence re Precept in 1953

Very miscellaneous papers, notes, cuttings, etc.

Incognito visit of MCS to Professor McIlroy's clinic at the Royal Free Hospital

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Incognito visit of MCS to Professor McIlroy's clinic at the Royal Free Hospital

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