Homosexual law reform and the Albany Trust
MS. 15363/218
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Homosexual law reform and the Albany Trust
Shelfmark
MS. 15363/218
Summary
Comprises:
Correspondence regarding homosexual law reform. Correspondents include the British Social Biology Council, Alfred Hecht, Hugh J. Klare, A.E. Dyson, Andrew Hallidie-Smith, Gordon Dunstan, François Lafitte, Kenneth Younger, R.J. Sainsbury, John Wolfenden, Institute of Social Psychiatry, Rupert Hart-Davis, H. Montgomery-Hyde, C.R. Hewitt, Harold Lever, and Robert Shaw. Also includes an extract from the Wolfenden Report, comment on the report by the Church of England Moral Welfare Council, A survey of social implication of male homosexuality conducted by Gordon Westwood on behalf of the British Social Biology Council, and outline of the British Social Biology Council's programme of research into male homosexuality. 1954-1959
The Albany Trust. Includes correspondence, mostly regarding fundraising. 1970-1980
Date
1954-1980
Language
English
Physical extent
1 box (2 folders)
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Collection contents
Campaigning and charity interests
Civil liberties and human rights organisations
Homosexual law reform and the Albany Trust
