Aylmer Rose collection

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Manuscript recollections "My Arrest" (n.d.); Manuscript recollections "An Unquakerly Quaker" (n.d.); Manuscript recollections "Catherine Marshall" (n.d.); Manuscript recollections "Lloyd-George and the N.C.F." (n.d.); Typescript copy of letter from A. Fenner Brockway to Sir George Cave (13 May 1918); Typescript extracts from a letter from A. Fenner Brockway to his wife (n.d.); Typescript copies of 2 letters from Catherine E. Marshall (9-10 Jan. 1918); Typescript memorandum relating to strike policy (June 1918); Typescript memorandum relating to No-Conscription Fellowship meeting, 6 June 1918 (n.d.); Typescript recollections, extracted from a letter to Gwen Kemball and relating to Wormwood Scrubs (n.d.); Typescript recollections, extracted from a letter to Gwen Kemball and relating to Dartmoor (8 Apr. 1917); 6 issues of The C.O.'s Hansard, Nos. 69-70, 73, 77-78 and 80 (2 Nov. 1916, 17 Mar. 1917, 24 May 1917); Pamphlet Defence: that is no defence by C. E. M. Joad (n.d.); News-sheet N.C.F. News (May-June 1918); 9 photographs, with explanatory notes (1915-1916, n.d.); Typed transcript of an interview recorded with the Reverend Brian Measures (July 1978).

Administrative / Biographical History

Aylmer R. M. Rose (b. 1888 in Ireland) was educated at Dublin. As a member of the Independent Labour Party at the outbreak of the First World War and an Absolutist and Secretary of the No-Conscription Fellowship, he was imprisoned at Wormwood Scrubs. Later, he was employed on the Home Office Work Scheme at Dartmoor from where he escaped.