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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17452, 12 May 1922, Page 2

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'"At a meeting of the National Leweue for Health, Maternity, and Child Welfare in London, Captain Bowycr, M.I announced the probable introduction of a Bill into the House of Commons to legitimatise the offspring of unmarried parents. "Since feudal timesi he said, "the subject has always been dealt with under the v heading or bastardy, and, in fact, the term was used up to a year ago. Men and women "shrank from the subject, and a slur was cast on the birth of a child under such conditions. It was only vhen. modern thought stepped in and realised that the unmarried mother and the illegitimate child needed as much care as the legitimate infant that the subject received attention from the public. We are the only ' country in which there is no power to legitimatise except by marriage. It is highly desirable* from all points oi view that we have a first instalment of the necessary legislation on the Statute-Book."