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Queer love and friendship: 1920s Fitzroy Square
Though surveillance documents, we can learn about vibrant gatherings in the 1920s, the people involved and the passionate, intimate letters that survive.
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Central Office of the Industrial Tribunals: Sex Discrimination
Catalogue reference: LAB 89
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LAB 89
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- Central Office of the Industrial Tribunals: Sex Discrimination
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- Labour
- Sex and gender
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