TS Letter from Richard Rose, Department of Politics, University of Strathclyde, providing a detailed account of situations in Northern Ireland to Boyle, mentioning London, referendum, hunger strike, Whitelaw paper

Letter from Richard Rose, University of Strathclyde, to Boyle, updating Boyle on his current research and work, developments in Northern Ireland and also discusses in detail comparisons of civil rights policies and events between Northern Ireland and the American experience.

Letter from Arthurs, Bar Library, Royal Courts of Justice, Ulster, Belfast, to Boyle, at Yale University, discussing personal insurance cover while in the U.S.

Letter from Fields, Associate Professor of Sociology, Clark University, Massachusetts, to Boyle, discussing the possibility of an issue of the Journal of Social Issues being dedicated to examining the conflict in Northern Ireland and inviting Boyle to submit an article.

Letter from Boyle to Prof. Kelly, Editor, Irish Jurist, University College Dublin, discussing parts I and II of an article written on policing in Northern Ireland and explaining why writing part I in Belfast led Boyle to be unhappy with it in hindsight.

Letter from Farrar, Law Faculty, University of Bristol, to Boyle, thanking Boyle for previous letters and enclosures and and for arranging for copy of Yale Law Journal to be sent to him.

Letter from Hand, Faculty of Law, University College Dublin, asking if Boyle will once again act as External Examiner in Criminology for 1974.

Letter from Prof. Rose, Politics Dept, Strathclyde University, Glasgow, to Boyle, discussing a recent article by Leslie Scarmon in "Public Administration" journal entitled Law and Administration: A Change in Relationship."

Letter from Goodman of Goodman, Eden, Millender, Goodman and Bedrosian Law Offices, Detroit Michigan, to Boyle, Yale University, stating he enjoyed their recent meeting and encloses for Boyle writings on illegal police activities.

Letter from Charles (Charlie) Wright of Beaumont, Smith and Harris, counsellors at Law, Detroit, Michigan, to Boyle, stating he very much enjoyed meeting Boyle and discusses personal matters.