Mary Elizabeth Phillips (physician) (English Wikipedia)

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"Serb Babies in Corsica" Maternity and Child Welfare 4(1)(January 1920): Page 25. Accessed 27 October 2021
Eva Shaw McLaren, A History of the Scottish Women's Hospitals (Hodder & Stoughton 1919): Pp 238–240. Accessed 27 October 2021

"Visit of Dr. Mary Phillips to Abergavenny" Abergavenny Chronicle (2 November 1917): 4.

"Your History: Mary Elizabeth Phillips" Local Beacon 67(March 2015): Page 15. Accessed 27 October 2021

Mary E. Phillips, "Welsh Medical Degrees" Western Mail (30 November 1900): Page 7. Accessed 27 October 2021
"Breconshire's Second Lady Doctor" The Brecon County Times Neath Gazette and General Advertiser (17 July 1919): Page 6. Accessed 27 October 2021
"First Woman Doctor in Wales" Western Mail (27 November 1900): Page 5. Accessed 27 October 2021
"Breconshire Lady Doctor Honoured" Brecon County Times Neath Gazette and General Advertiser (9 April 1914): Page 4. Accessed 27 October 2021
"Dr. Mary Phillips's Splendid War Work" The Brecon Radnor Express and Swansea Valley Gazette and Brynmawr District Advertiser (19 July 1917): Page 5. Accessed 27 October 2021
"Dr. Mary Phillips Lectures at Builth Wells" The Brecon County Times Neath Gazette and General Advertiser (9 August 1917): Page 6. Accessed 27 October 2021
"Breconshire's Lady Doctor Has High Praise for our Wounded" Brecon County Times Neath Gazette and General Advertiser (13 April 1916): Page 6. Accessed 27 October 2021

National Library of Wales, "Dr. Mary 'Eppynt' Phillips" The Welsh Experience in World War I (March 22, 2013).

Wynn, Nelson: Collecting Old Teach Yourself Books (online catalogue by trade reference number)