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Miscellaneous correspondence. Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.
Nancy Astor, 1930
Florence Barr, St Joan's Political and Social Alliance; EHM to, 30 Jun 1930, and to EHM, 22 Jul 1930 re attitude of this feminist organisation of Catholic women to birth control
C P Blacker, Eugenics Society, enclosing 'Aims and Objects', 21 Mar 1944
Mary Breed - EHM to, 8 and 21 Dec 1929, including 'Suggestions for a Birth Control Clinic'. Two reviews of their booklet The Birth Control Movement in England (1930), from British Medical Journal and The Medical Times
[Nurse] E S Daniels, 27 Jan 1927 [photocopy]
Kitty Marrian, 23 May, 2 Jun 1940, 9 Feb, 29 Mar 1941 - enclosing letter from Hazel Moore; with EHM to, 19 Jan, 6 Feb, 3 Mar 1941
Anna Martin, 29 Oct [?1930], 26 Oct 1937, and flyer for the Anna Martin Memorial Fund, Feb 1938
Alison Neilans, Association for Moral and Social Hygiene, on prostitution, 11 Jan 1938
Florence Rose, 26 Apr 1937 [photocopy] re Margaret Sanger's impending visit to China and the Philippines; 8 Dec 1938, with enclosed report by Dr Clarence Gamble, about the 'foam powder method'; 19 Nov 1943, enclosing carbons of letters from the (UK) Family Planning Association, Miss Krishma Bajpai, General Medical Supplies Egypt, and Mary Blanshard (Jamaica)
Helena Wright, 20 Nov 1935, concerning conditions under which she would accept 'India proposal'
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