STOPES, MARIE - 'the First Five Thousand'

John Bale, Sons and Danielsson London 1st 1925 HB. Hardcover. The first report into the first birth control clinic (opened in 1921) in the British Empire - the Mothers' Clinic for constructive birth control, London. Cover worn, marked and faded, particularly to the spine, end-papers discoloured, tight and sound, good, no DJ. 67pp 0. Good.

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