References

Archives

Archives du féminisme, Anger
Fond Képès

Bibliothèque interuniversitaire de Santé, Paris
Fonds Dalsace-Dellay

Butler Library, University of Columbia, New York
Margaret Sanger papers

Manchester Medical Collection, Manchester
Biographical files

University of Victoria, British Columbia
Douglas Goldring papers

Wellcome Library, London
GC/105     In the club, interview
PP/HRW     Helena Rosa Wright Collection
PP/MAL     Joan Malleson
SA/EUG     Eugenics Society Collection
SA/FPA     Family Planning Association Collection
SA/MWF     Medical Women's Federation Collection

Women's Library, London School of Economics, London

Medical journals

British Medical Journal

Family Planning

Gynécologie pratique

Journal of Hygiene

Lancet

Medical Women's Federation Newsletter

Post-Graduate Medical Journal

The Eugenics Review

The Medical Press

The Practitioner

Handbooks

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Wright, H. , Contraceptive Technique: A Handbook of Practical Instruction, 3rd edition (London: Churchill, 1968).

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Blacker, C. P. , ‘The choice of a contraceptive’, The Practitioner, 131:3 (1933), p. 256.

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Haire, N. , ‘Revocable sterilisation of the female’, British Medical Journal, 2:3597 (1929), p. 1134.

Haire, N. , ‘Revocable sterilisation of the female’, British Medical Journal, 1:3602 (1930), pp. 129–30.

Haire, N. , ‘Clinical experience of the past year’, International Medical Group for the Investigation of Contraception, 4th issue (1931), p. 68.

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Jackson, M. , ‘Human artificial insemination’, Family Planning, 9:3 (1960), p. 6.

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Malleson, J. , ‘Contraceptives and fertility’, British Medical Journal, 1:4025 (1938), p. 484.

Malleson, J. , ‘Vaginismus: its management and psychogenesis’, British Medical Journal, 2:4259 (1942), pp. 213–16.

Malleson, J. , ‘Contraception and sterility’, British Medical Journal, 2:4317 (1943), p. 434.

Malleson, J. , ‘Contraception and sterility’, British Medical Journal, 2:4322 (1943), p. 587.

Malleson, J. , ‘Contraception and sterility’, British Medical Journal, 2:4328 (1943), pp. 796–7.

Malleson, J. , ‘Sexual disorders in women, their medical significance’, British Medical Journal, 2:4746 (1951), p. 1480.

McIlroy, A. L. , ‘The harmful effects of artificial contraceptive methods’, The Practitioner (July 1923), pp. 25–35.

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Mears, E. , ‘Oral contraception: the results’, Family Planning, 10:4 (1962), p. 4.

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