Mainly relating to works by him and methods of birth control

a) Adelia Eates to Mrs Haslam, thanking Mrs Haslam for a book she had sent and her thoughts on the book, 'Tuesday',

b) Thor Scott to Mr Haslam, relating to different methods of birth control, 18 Feb 1868

c) John Stuart Mill to Mr Haslam, relating to birth control and married couples, 19 Feb 1868

d) J. Burns to Mr Haslam, relating to Haslam's leaflet 'The Marriage Problem and includes a letter dated 29 Apr 1868 about birth control, 28 Mar 1868

e) Professor Francis W. Newman to Mr Haslam, relating to Haslam's leaflet 'The Marriage Problem' and Newman's thoughts on the issue, 26 Apr 1868

f) Copy of reply to (e), 29 Apr 1868 - this item is missing

g) Professor Francis W. Newman to Mr Haslam, relating to family planning issues, 14 May 1868

h) J.E. George to Mr Haslam, relating to Haslam's leaflet 'The Marriage Problem' and George's thoughts on the issue, 6 Aug 1868

i) J.E. George to Mr Haslam, relating to the possible printing of a summary of Haslam's leaflet 'The Marriage Problem', 14 Aug 1868

j) Anna R. Varian to Mrs Haslam, relating to Mr Haslam's book, 29 Oct

k) Maria J.W. Tod to Mr Haslam, relating to Mr Haslam's book, 1 Nov 1872

l) Professor Francis W. Newman to Mr Haslam, relating to Haslam's book 'The Duties of Parents' and Newman's thoughts on the issue, 10 Nov 1872

m) Professor Francis W. Newman to Mr Haslam, relating to his thoughts on marriage and the duties of parents, 15 Nov 1872

n) E.C. Wolstenholme to Mr and Mrs Haslam, relating to Haslam's book 'The Duties of Parents', 28 Jun 1873

o) Isabella M.S. Tod to Mrs Haslam, 18 May 1875, relating to Haslam's book 'The Duties of Parents' and enclosing copy of a letter from her brother in Albany, N.S. Wales of Feb 1875