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Notes
1 For example, Clara Jones and Natasha Periyan use this letter to frame the opening of their introduction to an earlier special issue of Women: a cultural review on the politics and aesthetics of interwar women’s writing (Jones and Periyan Citation2020).
2 ‘Some Letters of Winifred Holtby’, Time and Tide, 4 April 1936, pp. 469–70.
3 On the Women’s Library, see Pankhurst Citation1987; on the IAV see Haan and Mevis Citation2008; on women’s archival collections in the US, see Hildenbrand Citation2019.
4 Archive of British Federation of University Women, The Women’s Library at LSE, 5BFW/03/02/17, Box 21. Letter dated 29 September 1932 from the Secretary of the International Federation of University Women.