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Newspaper and journal articles, notably covering aggression and animal studies, genetics of violence including crime, biochemical basis including hormones and drugs.

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Subjects: Violence

Subjects: Violence. Projected book on Violence

Subjects: Violence. Projected book on violence

Subjects: Violence. Psycho-analytical theory of violence / book on violence

Subjects: Violence. Exercise note book

Subjects: Violence. Newspaper cuttings and articles on aspects of violence and aggression

Subjects: Violence. Newpaper cuttings and articles on aspects of violence and aggression

Subjects: Violence. Newspaper cuttings, magazine articles, off-prints and papers on violence and aggression

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Civil Rights In U.S. I, June/July 1967

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Civil Rights In U.S. Ia, Summer 1967

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Civil Rights In U.S. II Aug-Oct 1967

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Civil Rights In U.S. III, Nov 1967-Jul 1968

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Civil Rights In U.S. IV, Aug 1968-Mar 1969

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Civil Rights In U.S. Theory of Violence I

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Civil Rights In U.S. Theory of Violence II

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Civil Rights In U.S. Theory of Violence III

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Demonstration, Protest (Violence bk) I / Civil Unrest

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Demonstration, Protest (Violence bk) II / Civil Unrest

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Civil Rights in U.S. - Guns

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Civil Rights in the U.S. - Martin Luther King assassination

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Civil Rights in the U.S. - Robert Kennedy Assassination

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights and Violence (sociology of violence): Violence and the Artist

Subjects: Violence. 'Crime, Penology, etc. I Gen.'

Subjects: Violence. 'Crime, Penology, etc. II Delinquency, hooliganism, etc.'

Subjects: Violence. 'Crime, Penology, etc. III Cases (Misc)'

Subjects: Violence. 'Crime, Penology, etc. IV Cases'

Subjects: Violence. 'Crime, Penology, etc. V Cases (types)'

Subjects: Violence. 'War, World Affairs, etc.'

Subjects: Violence. 'War, World Affairs - Israeli War Jun 1967'

Subjects: Violence. Violence general, notably terrorism

Subjects: Violence. 'Civil War and Unrest'

Subjects: Violence. 'Sociological Basis of Violence'

Subjects: Violence. Civil Rights

Subjects: Violence. Violence on TV

Subjects: Violence. 'General, Miscellaneous, unclassified'

Subjects: Violence. Manuscript and typescript notes

Subjects: Violence. Bibliography index cards

Subjects: Violence. 'Biological basis of violence'

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Subjects: Violence. 'Biological basis of violence'

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