48 manuscript letters to his mother (9 Aug. 1916-27 Mar. 1919); 3 manuscript letters to his sister, Olive (29 Oct. 1917, 11 July 1918, 24 Oct. 1918, 13 Mar. 1919); Manuscript Tribunal statement (19 Oct. 1916); Typescript recollections "The Wakefield Experiment" (21 May 1983); Typescript "Digest of Prison Letters, 1916-1919" (Jan. 1983).
Eric Southall papers
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- Dates of Creation1916-1983
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- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description1 file; manuscript and typescript
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Eric Pritchard Southall (b. 1894 at Ross-on Wye, Herefordshire), an Absolutist, was imprisoned at Wormwood Scrubs, Wandsworth, Dorchester, Wakefield, Halifax, and Walton (Liverpool), 16 June 1916-9 Apr. 1919. Later he became a doctor.
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In English
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