ABBREV I ATIONS
LSE – London School of Economics and Political Science
ML – Mitchell Library, State Library of NSW
MMS – Muriel Matters Society, Adelaide
NAA – National Archives of Australia
NLA – National Library of Australia
SLV – State Library of Victoria
TWL – The Women’s Library, London
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