| Description | Correspondence with Lucy Baldwin [1869-1945, campaigner for maternity care].
/1 Letter from Lucy Baldwin to Oliver Lodge, written from 10 Downing Street, dated 16 January 1929. Baldwin writes that her husband has read Lodge's book. She agrees that a law needs to be amended, writing: 'To me it has always seemed most degrading to the honour of womanhood that they should be employed in such mean spirited work as striving to incriminate a human being for a technical offense.' She asks for news of Lady Lodge.
/2 Copy of letter from Oliver Lodge to Lucy Baldwin, dated 17 January 1929. Lodge sends news of his wife who is gravely ill. |