Photocopy of TS letter from Loney to Boyle, letter is illegible owing to poor copy.

Copy of TS letter from Boyle, Hannum and Laurence Grant to Prof. Frank Newman, School of Law, University of California, Berkeley, confirming on behalf of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association, the National Council for Civil Liberties and the Assoc

Copy of TS letter seeking an update on the submitted communication concerning violation of Human Rights in Northern Ireland.

TS letter from Hannum to Van [B]oven, Chairman of the United Nations Working Group of the Human Rights Commission and detailing the response received by the NICRA, the NCCL and ASL regarding their application made to the United Nations, detailing the July

Photocopy of TS letter from Hannum to "Dear Dan, Tom, Sheila, Edna and Others...." regarding an update on the case at Strasbourg, ..." As Madge probably pointed out, although it seems that we've 'lost' the case in technical legal terms, we've accomplished

Photocopy of thesis completed by Ann Hope and submitted for the Ruskin Labour Studies Diploma, with the title of "From Civil Rights to Guerilla War: The Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association's Struggle for Democracy 1969 - 1972".

Printed flyers, pamphlets and posters issued and published by the N.I.C.R.A. publicising many of their objectives, aims and causes. Flyers are entitled "The Civil Rights Movement Ultimatum To Stormont June 1969", "Justice in Elections", "People of Ulster

Typescript copy of document being an essay entitled "The North - The Peace Moves in Context", being an examination of the impact and success of various peace movement in Northern Ireland in the period up to c. 1972. Does not appear to have been written by

TS letter from Streb, Second Vice President in Charge of the 1970 Convention, New York State Council for the Social Studies, for the attention of Brian Heron, inviting Bernadette Devlin to speak at the group's annual conference on the theme of World Minor

TS copy letter from [G. Griffin], Secretary, New Zealand Association for Friendship with Irish Workers to Bernadette Devlin, inviting her to visit the group in New Zealand. "Apart from fundraising it is thought that your visit here would enlighten public