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Eugenic Aspects of the Walworth's Women's Welfare Centre by Edward Fuller (printed) 1923. 'Some opinions as to the effect of Contraceptive Knowledge on Public Morality'. Extracts from Ethics of Birth Control [Report of National Birth-Rate Commission] (typescript) [For copy see SR 24 B/16.2] 1925. Draft for Dr Drysdale's address to American Birth Control Conference 1925. 'Medical Aspects of the work at Walworth & East London' by L C Butler, Medical Officer (typescript) n.d. East London Women's Welfare Centre. Poster [includes Walworth] in o/s 7 [1924]. Annual reports 1936/7;1937/8;. Annual reports 1960. Further leaflets and correspondence about amalgamation of National Birth Control Council (NBCC) & Society for Provision of Birth Control Clinics (SPBCC) and operation of clinic [individual items not listed] 1925-1961.

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