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Select Bibliography Select Bibliography Newspapers Atlanta Constitution Boston Daily Globe British Women’s Temperance Journal Chicago Daily Tribune Chicago Times Herald Daily Chronicle (London) Daily News (London) Forward (Glasgow) Glasgow Herald League Journal (Glasgow) Morning Post (London) New York Times Nursing Record & Hospital World (London) Reynolds’ Illustrated News (London) Scottish Reformer (Glasgow) Temperance Leader & League Journal (Glasgow) Tribune (London) Union Signal & World’s White Ribbon (Chicago) Manuscript Collections Business Records Centre, Glasgow University Queen Margaret College Settlement Association Papers Lambeth Palace Library (London) Christian Social Union: Minutes of the Council and Executive; Annual Reports London Metropolitan University, Trade Union Library Gertrude Tuckwell Papers. “Reminiscences” London School of Economics and Political Science Central Public House Trust Association: Annual Reports 216 O Select Bibliography Pusey House Library (Oxford University) Papers of the Oxford University Branch. 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