Manuscript prison diary (photocopy), 1971 September 9-October 27
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Untitled hand-written manuscript diary of events, conversations, and movements during the uprising, roughly 126 pages (8 1/2 x10 inches), created by an unidentified prison inmate or inmates. Ends with lists of the wounded and dead, and main protagonists, including journalists and politicians. The faint words "Prison Diary" and "Bradley," "Larry" and "Harold" appear on the first page, top right. Malcolm Bell's address label is affixed to paper cover.
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