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- 1971-2000 (creation)
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File of speeches and articles by Maurice Hayes. Copy of speech given by Maurice Hayes to the Royal College of Psychiatrists, Cambridge on prejudice (12 April 1991); Copy of a speech from Hugh O’Flaherty which he had given recently at Listowel on “Freedom of Expression”, which he forwarded to Maurice (15 June 1993); review by Maurice Hayes of Lost Lives by David McKittrick et al for Connections, the magazine for the Ireland Funds; an anonymous letter in the Protestant Telegraph decrying Maurice as 'a papal ogre' (30 Jan 1971); Memorandum by Maurice Hayes to Dr. A.J.F. O’Reilly entitled ‘Whither the Beltel?’ discussing the political situation in Northern Ireland, noting in particular the importance of shoring up a progressive unionist stance under David Trimble, and the role that the Belfast Telegraph could play in that (28 Apr 2000).
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23/02/2018
18/07/2025