Envelope address to Miss Devlin, Belfast and with MS notes on the other side with possible names of people for Devlin to contact. Attached to the envelope is a business card from Al[lard] Lowenstein, "I am a member of the U.S. Congress and value a chance
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TS document being the manifesto of People's Democracy outlining nice points by which the group will operate by and aim to achieve. The reverse of the document has a MS list of names, possibly in Kevin Boyle's hand.
TS document outlining purpose, aims, structure and details of the inaugural meeting of a Socialist Action Committee. comments at the end state that that this proposed S.A.C. should not be "a substitute for independent action by the P.D. and building up th
Copies of newsletters issued by the People's Democracy, including "West Belfast Newsletter" and the "Northern Informer". Includes various editions from throughout 1969 with various news and updates of activities of People's Democracy and Civil Rights Stru
Printed pamphlet written by Mike Farrell and published by People's Democracy, entitled 'Struggle in the North', detailing political, social and economic views on life in Northern Ireland and the campaign for civil Rights.
Documents relating to the Cameron Report, a report published on 12 Sep 1969, being an investigation into the outbreak of violence and civil disturbances in 1968. These documents include one with a heading "The organisations Involved" and details so-called
Records relating to other groups active in the struggle for Civil Rights in Northern Ireland
TS agenda and minutes of meeting of the fourth annual general meeting of the South Derry Civil Rights Association.
Series of pamphlets and flyers issued by the New Ulster Movement, titles include "The Reform of Stormont" and "Northern Ireland - The Way Forward".
TS copy of document written by [Kevin Boyle] entitled "Whitelaw's Next Amnesty" referring to and discussing the amnesty introduced for those who defied the ban on organised marching in Northern Ireland. The Amnesty was introduced through the office of Wil