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'Research Miscellaneous'. C P Blacker's file of correspondence and papers

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'A New Abortus Provocatus Method' (typescript). n.d. Cambridge Clinic. Report of follow-up. n.d. investigation to cases analysed by L S Florence. 'Coital Interlocking'. Notes on pamphlet by Marie. n.d. Stopes (typescript). Gräfenberg Ring. Correspondence between Dr C P. Blacker and Dr Norman Haire and copies of papers. 1931-1932. Homosexuality Law. Paper by Cecil Binney and covering letter to Blacker. 1932. 'Hormonic Interference as method of controlling fertility'. Report by Dr B.P. Wiesner. 1929. Summaries of short papers in Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (typescript). 1931. 'Ingress of semen into the uterus during coitus' by Dr H M Carleton. 'The Effects of Common Contraceptives on the vaginal and uterine mucosae' by Dr H W Florey. 'Silk as a Contraceptive' (typescript). [Mar 1931].

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