{"value"=>"<p>Jessie Lloyd O'Connor and her mother Lola Maverick Lloyd corresponded with great frequency--often exchanging several letters a week. These letters were quite warm and informal, with common topics ranging from global politics to family matters, marriage, and children. The two women also discussed their professional projects, and O'Connor's travels in the Soviet Union. Lola Maverick Lloyd occasionally included reports from the various organizations with which she was involved, and included a 1931 report of a London trip and meeting with Mahatma Gandhi.</p> <p>Many of Lola's letters were written on the backs of used envelopes and other scrap paper matter, often included letters forwarded from other acquaintances, and occasionally consisted of the combined writing efforts of O'Connor's three siblings, in addition to their mother.</p> <p>For a large body of additional correspondence between Jessie Lloyd O'Connor and her mother, the reader is advised to review the family correspondence in the Lola Maverick Lloyd Papers.</p>"}