Stopes, Marie Carmichael, 1880-1958

found: NLM files, 5/11/93(hdg.: Stopes, Marie Carmichael, 1880-1958; usage: Marie C. Stopes; Marie Carmichael Stopes)

found: Marie Stopes and the sexual revolution, 1993:p. 269 ("Fay, Erica (pseudonym of MS)") p. 270 ("Mortlake, G.N. (pseudonym of MS)")

found: Gold in the wood, 1918:t.p. (Marie Carmichael Stopes, D.Sc., Ph.D., F.R.S.Litt., etc.)

found: Marie Stopes Intrernational www site, 19 Dec. 2006:Biography page (Went to university, studied in Germany and gained a doctorate and went down coalmines to study fossilised plants, also wrote poetry)

found: Oxford dictionary of national biography WWW site, 7 Nov., 2017(Stopes (married name Roe), Marie Charlotte Carmichael, sexologist and advocate of birth control; born at 3 Abercromby Place, Edinburgh, on 15 October 1880; In 1904 Stopes was appointed assistant lecturer in botany at Manchester University; elected a fellow of the Linnean Society; Published early in 1918, Married Love became a runaway best-seller; Early in 1921 Stopes and Humphrey Roe inaugurated a birth control clinic in Upper Holloway, north London; As a scientist, Stopes is still a figure of some interest; Her major claim to fame, however, rests on her work as birth control advocate and sex educator; died at Norbury Park on 2 October 1958) - http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/36323