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Miscellaneous articles re women doctors in World War One

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<li>SA/MWF/C.173/1: A Correspondent, "Just Fifty Years Ago", The Times, 24 Aug 1964.</li>
<li>SA/MWF/C.173/2: Endell Street Hospital 1916-1920: Commemorative Calendar. Displayed in the exhibition "This vexed question - 500 years of women in medicine" at the Royal College of Physicians, 19 September 2018 - 18 January 2019.</li>
<li>SA/MWF/C.173/3: Ann M Mitchell, "Medical Women and the Medical Services of the First World War", 1978, author's offprint from Festschrift for Kenneth Fitzpatrick Russell; with correspondence 1980.</li>
<li>SA/MWF/C.173/4: Anne Shepherd, "The Yugoslavian Connection: Elsie Inglis in Serbia", Edinburgh Medicine, no 9, Jul 1981.</li>
<li>SA/MWF/C.173/5: "Women Doctors at War", BMA News Review, Vol 3 no 5, May 1977.</li>

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Miscellaneous articles re women doctors in World War One

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