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A few of her very scattered published papers.
Her first published statement on the necessity for the legalisation of abortion, 1915
The Sexual Variety and Variability of Women 1915/1917
The Work of Margaret Sanger: Birth Control in America 1917
Women and the Race 1917
A New Psychological Society 1917
(The British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology)
Ginger 1918
A rather different aspect of Stella
Havelock Ellis: His View of Women's Nature and Position 1919
Liberty and Democracy (on Edward Carpenter) 1921 (PDF 2.89MB)
>The Feminine Aspect of Birth Control, 5th International Neo-Malthusian and Birth Control Conference, 1922 (PDF 2,71MB)
Mr Wheatley's Reply - And Ours 1924
The Right to Abortion, World League for Sexual Reform Congress, 1929 (PDF 1.70MB)
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