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Marie Charlotte Carmichael Stopes, She was natively a British person for being an author and famous for the reconstruction of past environmental as (palaeobotanist), a warm activist to build a campaign to improve the genetic quality of human population marely known as eugenics and
women's rights.Her significant work and contributions to plant palaeontology and classification of coal become the cause to make her an ootstanding historic figure. She was the first female faculty of the University of Manchester. She with her second husband, Humphrey Verdon Roe, founded their first birth control center in Britain. Stopes started the editing of newsletter about Birth Control News, which consists of explicit practical advice. She is writer of sex manual, Married Love books in 1918, who on Their publishing become controversial but more influential, and brought a deep discussion about the subject of birth control. They claim publicly opposed the process of abortion for which they started arguing that...

the prevention of conception was all that was needed, though her actions in private were at odds with her public pronouncements.

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Intro of Marie Charlotte

She belong to a Sovereign state British and was born in Scotland's capital city Edinburgh. She was from a well educated family, hrr father was Henry Stopes, he was a passionate brewer, engineer architect and palaeontologist reasercher at Colchester. She's mother was Charlotte Carmichael Stopes, who was a scholar of
Shakespearean myths and a warm figure of women's rights. Tge family moved from Scotland to London, and in 1880 they bought 28 Cintra Park in Upper Norwood.Henry and Charlotte both were the members of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, where they had met for the fisrt time. They come with Marie to association and was taken to meetings that she could met with famous scholars of the day. In her early age, she was home-schooled, and then in 1892 she took an admission St George's School for Girls at Edinburgh.Later on she was sent to North London Collegiate School to join it, where she met one of her friends Olga Fröbe-Kapteyn. Then she got admitted at the University of London on her scholarship student basis, where she started study in botany and geology and got graduated with a first class B.Sc. Later on at her level of advance studues , she earned a D.Sc. degree from University College London, and become the youngest doctorate in Britain. She started research and published a study of the botany of the recently dried-up Ebbsfleet River in 1903. In her reaserch thesis she carried out research on Carboniferous plants and staudy about their reproduction at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, and more on at tge University College ofLondon, where she completed her research work on the reproduction of living cycads at the University of Munich, and received a degree of doctorate as Ph.D. in botany in 1904. She became first women to elected fir a fellow of the Linnean Society of London in 1904. She was not only a Fellow but also sometime do as Lecturer in her main subject of Palaeobotany at University College, London until 1920. She held her Lecturer post at the University of Manchester from 1904 to 1910 that made her capable to became the first female academic person of that university.

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