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National Birth Control Association (NBCA) and FPA miscellaneous papers

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File includes:
Memorandum from North Kensington to Society for Provision of Birth Control Clinics (SPBCC) outlining pattern of Organisation that led eventually to the FPA, Oct 1926;
Correspondence with Lady Denman to interest her in the Birth Control Investigation Committee (BCIC) [which resulted in the formation of National Birth Control Council, later National Birth Control Association, later the Family Planning Association] Jul 1928-Apr 1929; and
Envelope only with ms list of those present at the dinner at Bedford House for Lady Denman [Professor Arthur Ellis, E D Adrian, Carr-Saunders, Winifred Cullis, Julian Huxley, Dr C P Blacker Professor F A E Crew (Edinburgh), Also Hon Mrs Farrer Mrs Margery Spring Rice, Lady Denman], 22 Nov 1928.

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National Birth Control Association (NBCA) and FPA miscellaneous papers

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