Letter from Boyle to Spiegel, Director, Lemberg Centre for the Study of Violence, Brandeis University, Massachusetts, enclosing publicity material from Boyle's visit to Wayne State University, Detroit.

Letter from the Knights of Equity Supreme Council, a National Catholic Fraternal Society, founded in Cleveland, Ohio, to Boyle, commending him on his talk on Detroit Radio regarding Northern Ireland and seeking advice from Boyle on other related matters including Celtic art and drama.

File of correspondence between Kevin Boyle and various individuals from during Boyle's time as an academic at Yale University, Connecticut.

Letter from Kimball, Executive Director, American Bar Foundation, to Boyle at Yale University, informing Boyle his application for a 1973 Fellowship and Grant was not successful.

Letter from Miers, Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Belfast and of the Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly, discussing subscription fees owed by Boyle.

Letter from Boyle to Edwina Stewart, Secretary of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association, N.I.C.R.A., and copies to Hurst Hannum, regarding cases of brutality and ill treatment in Northern Ireland that Boyle and Hannum will present the European Commission on Human Rights in Strasbourg. Boyle asks of Stewart to record in detail any such cases brought to the attention of the N.I.C.R.A. and thanks her for the support of the N.I.C.R.A. "in getting this far in this important case." NOTE: First page of letter is missing.

Letter from Boyle to McBride, informing him, "Well, we won and I suppose neither Hurst and I can properly believe it!" This is probably referring to the Donnelly Case.

Letter from Boyle to Newman, Law School, University of California, Berkeley, informing him that "our application was declared admissible by the Commission. . .". This is probably referring to the Donnelly Case.

Letter from Boyle to Honourable Mr. Justice Turlough O'Donnell, Royal Courts of Justice, Belfast, enclosing a copy of press release regarding the success at Strasbourg, probably relating to the Donnelly Case, discussing his own role in the case and further discussing his academic work, current and future research plans.

Letter from Boyle to Rev. Brady, and copied to Hurst Hannum, asking of Brady to record in detail any and all evidence and cases of brutality and ill treatment [by security forces] in Northern Ireland. NOTE: First page of letter is missing.