BIBLIOGRAPHY

MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS

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• All India Women’s Conference Papers. Nehru Memorial Library, New Delhi.
• Ford Foundation Archives. Rockefeller Archives Center, Sleepy Hollow, NY.
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• James Caird Papers, 1878–1881. India Office Records and Private Papers. British Library, London.
• Margaret Sanger Papers. Sophia Smith Collection. Smith College Libraries, Northampton, MA.
• Marie Stopes Papers. Wellcome Library, London.
• Muthulakshmi Reddi Papers. Nehru Memorial Library, New Delhi.
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STATE ARCHIVES

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• Proceedings of the Department of Revenue, Agriculture, and Commerce (Famine Branch)

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• USAID Mission to India/Public Health Division Records

British Library, India Office Records and Private Papers

• Report of the Native Papers Published in the Bombay Presidency
• Report of the Native Papers Published in the Madras Presidency

MAGAZINES AND JOURNALS

• Centre Calling: A Monthly Newsletter of the Department of Family Planning
• Journal of Family Welfare
• Kuti Aracu
• Madras Birth Control Bulletin
• Madras Mail
• Malthusian
• Marriage Hygiene
• National Reformer
• Quarterly Journal of the Poona Sarvajanik Sabha
• Roshni
• Studies in Family Planning

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