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Includes:
<ul><li>Bulletin of the Responsible Society, 1974 - 1979</li>
<li>"The Family - the basis of a Responsible Society" booklet</li>
<li>Evidence submitted to the Home Office Committee on Obscenity and Film Censorship by the Responsible Society</li>
<li>Evidence submitted by the Responsible Society to the Policy Advisory Committee on Sexual Offences</li>
<li>"Entertainment of Exploitation? A critical survey of girls' teenage magazines"</li>
<li>FPA memoranda re The Responsible Society</li>
<li>The Responsible Society minutes, 1973, 1975</li>
<li>FPA Statement on the Sex Education Debate in the House of Lords, 1976</li>
<li>"Education or Manipulation? The ideological and commercial exploitation of the young", 1975</li>
<li>Constitution of the Responsible Society</li>
<li>Proceedings of the Conference on Sex, the Child and the Family, 1971</li>
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