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Letters, Jan.-Mar. 1941

Letters mainly concerning departure of Whitelock family (Ferry p.182); research arrangements with Bernal; upset over 'foul creatures' in Luke's hair; letter from 'the Rockies' [Rockefeller Foundation] awarding £1,000 'rather terrific and embarrasing' [Jan.]; first mention of new pregnancy 9 Feb.; work on diamonds.
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. c. 7934/1
Extents: 1 folder
Dates: Jan.-Mar. 1941
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Letters, Apr.-June 1941

Letters mainly concerning mainly domestic news and visitors.
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. c. 7934/2
Extents: 1 folder
Dates: Apr.-June 1941
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Letters, Sept.-Dec. 1941

Letters mainly concerning birth of Prudence Elisabeth 23 Sept.; full daily dated letters from hospital to 6 Oct., including 28 Sept. praise for Soviet Russia's system of childcare, parks and 'that sort of atmosphere' (Ferry p.267); further grant from 'the Rockies' 12 Oct.; undated letter recalls her first meeting with Thomas (Ferry pp.120-121); undated letter c.23 Nov. on crystallisation of penicillin (Ferry p.194); visit from Bernal 6 Dec.
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. c. 7934/3
Extents: 1 folder
Dates: Sept.-Dec. 1941
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Letters, Jan.-June 1942

Letters sent very frequently, sometimes twice per day, few dated or assignable. This was a very busy time for Hodgkin. She often says she has fallen asleep over work or household chores, and has disturbed nights with the children.
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. c. 7934/4
Extents: 1 folder
Dates: Jan.-June 1942
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Letters, June-Aug. 1942

Those from August are from Geldeston, Norfolk.
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. c. 7934/5
Extents: 1 folder
Dates: June-Aug. 1942
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Letters, Sept.-Dec. 1942

Letters mainly concerning Luke at Cutteslowe School 8 Sept.; Rockefeller report on insulin; difficulties of working with penicillin Oct.-Nov.; working with B. Low (Ferry p.195); intensive experiments on insulin and penicillin; family chickenpox
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. c. 7934/6
Extents: 1 folder
Dates: Sept.-Dec. 1942
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Letters, Jan.-Apr. 1943

Includes 'state of bliss' at successful cholesterol analysis presented at Cambridge by H. Carlisle (Ferry p.189) 17 Jan.; new treatment for arthritis with Dr Cyriax 6 Feb.; letters to Thomas from 'Audrey' n.d.; receipt of insulin from A.C. Chibnall 15 Feb.; tonsil extraction Apr.
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. c. 7934/7
Extents: 1 folder
Dates: Jan.-Apr. 1943
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Letters, June-Dec. 1943

Letters, few dated, includes 'a very exciting day', synthesised penicillin; continued Rockefeller grant 29 Sept.; membership of penicillin chemists' committee (Ferry p.200)
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. c. 7934/8
Extents: 1 folder
Dates: June-Dec. 1943
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Letters, Jan.-June 1944

Letters mainly concerning visit from Bernal 20 Feb.; possible career moves; Luke's preciosity (and mumps) (Ferry p.227); American penicillin brought by K. Lonsdale n.d. (Ferry p.203); interview with R. Robinson about organisation of the Crystallography Department (Ferry p.202)
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. c. 7934/9
Extents: 1 folder
Dates: Jan.-June 1944
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Letters, Sept.-Dec. 1944

Letters mainly concerning Hodgkin's miscarriage (2 letters from Shipston-on-Stour Hospital) Sept. (Ferry p.207); appointment of Janet Vaughan as Principal of Somerville College (elected Nov.); penicillin research; approach to Dragon School to take Luke 19 Nov.
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. c. 7934/10
Extents: 1 folder
Dates: Sept.-Dec. 1944