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1955 letter regarding the avoidance of departmental overlap when arranging employment for participants in Workshops for the Blind.

Letter from C. W. Marritt to the town clerk regarding transport arrangements for disabled workers.

This typewritten letter from C. W. Marritt to B. M. Grainger refers to the draft of a circular on the topic of employing blind persons in Workshops for the Blind.

Waking up tomorrow, chronicles my struggles against anxiety disorder and depression, its a no holds bard account of how I have coped with anxiety related issues over the years and the methods I adopt to continue to move forward day after day.I share my analysis on what I perceive to help readers progress more positively with their lives and what I also found does not help and can be counterproductive.I let the reader into my journey hopefully drawing parallels with their own, offering logical solutions in a world of psychobabble and overload when trying to find some peace from this often crippling disorderI would describe this book as easy to read and understand moving away from the often wordy narrative of the more tradition self help books that are penned by psychologists and the like.My ultimate aim for this work is for the reader to understand that there is a very simple solution hiding in a very complex issue, and it's the peruser job to with my help to uncover this, own it and make it there own.

Office communication between Mr. C. W. Marritt and several of his colleagues regarding the employment of sighted handicapped people.

This typewritten letter from C. W. Marritt to B. M. Grainger discusses a draft of a memorandum on the topic of employing blind persons in Workshops for the Blind. Marritt is interested in Miss Grainger's feedback.