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<li>PP/EPR/G.1: Birth Control Means..., 1930s</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.2: Birth Control News, Jun 1930 Vol IX no 2</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.3: Algernon D Black, "Ethics of Birth Control", 1936. Reprinted from The Standard March 1936, and distributed by the National Committee on Federal Legislation on Birth Control, Washington DC</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.4: Jacob J Blair, "The Public Health Value of Contraceptives", 1933. Reprinted from the Medical Journal and Record 1 Feb 1933, and distributed by the Research Department of the Holland-Rantos Company Ltd, New York
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<li>PP/EPR/G.5: The Bombay Mofussil Maternity, Child Welfare and Health Council: First Annual Report for 1936 [draft], 1937</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.6: British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology: Publication no 1: Policy and Principles, General Aims, Early to mid 20th century</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.7: British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology: Publication no 4: The relation of fellow-feeling to sex, by L Housman, Early to mid 20th century</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.8: British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology: Publication no 6: The Marquis de Sade, a study in algolagnia, by Montague Summers, Early to mid 20th century</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.9: British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology: Publication no 7: The social value of the study of sex psychology, by the Rev H Northcote, Early to mid 20th century</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.10:British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology: Publication no 10: The sexual life of the child, by Eden Paul, Early to mid 20th century</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.11: Dorothy Dunbar Bromley, 'This Question of Birth Control', reprinted from Harper's Magazine, 1929</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.12: Lily C Butler, A Student's Manual of Birth Control (London: Noel Douglas, 1933)</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.13: Professor A M Carr-Saunders, 'Planning in Relation to Future Population', 1934. Paper 551. To be read at the Ordinary General Meeting of The Chartered Surveyor's Institution on Monday 8th January 1934</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.14: Janet Chance, The Case for the Reform of the Abortion Laws (Abortion Law Reform Association), c. 1936</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.15: Robert C Cook, Human Fertility: The Modern Dilemma (London: Victor Gollancz): flyer, [1951]</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.16: Lord Dawson of Penn, Love-Marriage-Birth Control: Being a Speech delivered at the Church Congress at Birmingham, October 1921 (London: Nisbet and Co Ltd), 1922</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.17: Dr Percy Dearmer, 'Population, Eugenics and Birth Control: A Sermon preached in Westminster Abbey, 10 January 1932' (reprinted by BCIIC), 1932</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.18: Lydia Allen DeVilbliss, 'Birth Control and the Forgotten Woman', reprinted from Current Controversy, February 1936, by National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control, Washington DC, 1936</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.19: 'A Doctor', For Childless Wives (London, Family Planning Association), 1944</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.20: C V Drysdale, Diagrams of International Vital Statistics with description in English and Esperanto, together with a Table of Correlation Coefficients between Birth and Death-Rates, &c. (London: William Bell), 1912</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.21: C V Drysdale, 'The Empire and the Birth Rate: a paper read before the Royal Colonial Institute, March 24 March 1914', reprinted from the Journal of the Institute, 1914</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.22: C V Drysdale, 'The Fallacies of Henry George', reprinted from The Malthusian, Early to mid 20th century</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.23: C V Drysdale, The Scientific Path to Peace and Prosperity: Chapter IV: The Darwinian Doctrine of Evolution, supplement to The Malthusian March 1950</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.24: C V Drysdale, The Scientific Path to Peace and Prosperity: Chapter X (continued), supplement to The Malthusian August-September 1951</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.25: Havelock Ellis, The Problem of Race-Regeneration, privately printed, New York, 1926. Note: 'Given to me by Havelock Ellis when I saw him on Thursday 12 August 1926. Edith How-Martyn'. Originally issued in 1911 as the first of 'New Tracts for the Times</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.26: The Eugenics Society, Annual Report 1936-1937</li>
<li>PP/EPR/G.27: Millard S Everett, 'The Need for Birth Control [for case no. 2]', revised chapter from The Hygiene of Marriage, The Vanguard Press, 1938. 'This pamphlet has been prepared for use with the Study Outline on Birth Control, a one hour program designed especially for use by Women's Clubs and Study Groups', and supplied by the Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau, New York</li>

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