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“Dark and obscure to the average wife”: Marie Stopes, Anna and Thomas Haslam, and the birth control question
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  • 1996Fertility, Class and Gender in Britain, 1860–1940625 cited
  • 1993Marie Stopes and the sexual revolution430 cited
  • 1977Marie Stopes: A Biography411 cited
  • 1965Feminism and Family Planning in Victorian England.85 cited
  • 1982Birth Control and the Population Question in England, 1877-193082 cited
  • 1995The archives of birth control in Britain6 cited

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