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have

ibid

155

Congenital inversion

RH handwritten notes for a lecture on the trial of The Well of Loneliness, given 25 January 1929 to Southend Young Socialists

156

The invert’s most

RH ‘The Well of Loneliness’. Draft of unpublished article, undated, 1931 or 1932, retrieved from the wastepaper basket by Winifred Hales (Monica Still)

18 She kissed her full on the lips

158

the deadly campaign

RH ‘The Well of Loneliness’, unpublished article

159

having had many

Havelock Ellis to RH, 21 April 1928 (Texas)

THE TRIAL OF RADCLYFFE HALL

19 Aspects of sexual inversion

167

could not consent

RH to Newman Flower 10 April 1928 (Ottawa)

168

and inevitably

Charles Evans to Audrey Heath, 27 April 1928 (Ottawa)

portrait of a publisher

quoted in Michael S. Howard, Jonathan Cape (Jonathan Cape 1971)

I wrote the book

RH to Jonathan Cape, 17 April 1928 (Ottawa)

170

The thought of your

RH to Havelock Ellis, 4 June 1928 (Texas)

the friend who has

ibid

The mate of the

ibid, 2 December 1928

My patience is

RH to Carl Brandt, 21 June 1928 (Ottawa)

171

the best and wisest

RH to Jonathan Cape, 29 June 1928 (Ottawa)

Hitherto the subject

ibid, 17 April 1928

172

I know you will

RH to James Garvin, 15 July 1928 (Texas)

173

lively sense

Sunday Times, 5 August 1928

174

failure, lacking form

The Nation, 4 August 1928

long, tedious

New Statesman, 25 August 1928

notable psychological

Evening Standard, 9 August 1928

20 Depraved practice

176

They all wanted

Michael S. Howard, Jonathan Cape

179

This was the first

RH to Havelock Ellis, 25 April 1929 (Texas)

His were the sins

RH to Harold Rubinstein, 25 April 1929 (Ottawa)

I have not anywhere

Havelock Ellis to RH, 28 August 1929 (Texas)

dour fanatic

Herbert Hensley Henson, Retrospect of an Unimportant Life (Oxford University Press 1944). Quoted in Jennie Cooper Frye, A Study in Censorship: Radclyffe Hall’s ‘The Well of Loneliness’, mss

180

One’s mind reels

RH handwritten notes for lecture on the trial

The book has been

memorandum from Sir George Stephenson to Sir William Joynson-Hicks, 20 August 1928 (PRO)

long private conference

memorandum from Sir William Joynson-Hicks to Sir George Stephenson, 21 August 1928 (PRO)

182

All day at telephone

UVT Diary, 23 August 1928 (Ottawa)

21 Sapphism and censorship

183

I set violently

The Journal of Arnold Bennett, 24 August 1928 (London 1933)

Unnatural practices

transcript of The Director of Public Prosecutions v. Jonathan Cape and Leopold Hill, Bow Street Police Court, 16 November 1928 (Ottawa)

184

I hate inaction

RH handwritten notes for lecture on the trial

light up the principle

Havelock Ellis to RH, 3 November 1928 (Texas)

I, as nothing

RH handwritten notes for lecture on the trial

185

For many days

Virginia Woolf to Vita Sackville-West, 28 August 1928 (Berg). See: A Change of Perspective: The Letters of Virginia Woolf, vol. III, ed. Nigel Nicolson (Hogarth Press 1977)

not in the least

Vita Sackville-West to Harold Nicolson, 31 August 1928 (Berg)

186

meritorious dull

The Diary of Virginia Woolf vol. III, ed. Anne Olivier Bell (Hogarth Press 1980). 31 August 1928

The dulness

Virginia Woolf to Lady Ottoline Morrell, early November 1928, A Change of Perspective

screamed like a

Virginia Woolf to Vanessa Bell, 2 September 1928, ibid

Sapphism disgusting

The Diary of Virginia Woolf, 31 August 1928

187

gently and just

Endnote to E. M. Forster Maurice, begun 1913, finished 1914, dedicated to a Happier Year, first published 1971

A heavenly haven

The Life and Death of RH

188

better type

Blanche Knopf to RH, 27 September 1928 (Ottawa)

189

John mobbed

UVT Diary, 3 October 1928 (Ottawa)

Pending consideration

Notes on the suppression of The Well of Loneliness (PRO)

I hereby authorise

Joynson-Hicks to Postmaster General, 3 October 1928 (PRO)

190

so that our clients

Harold Rubinstein to Custom House, London, 10 October 1928 (Ottawa)

were according it

Harold Rubinstein, ‘Scotland Yard and The Well of Loneliness’ (Ottawa)

The subject is treated

memorandum from Sir Francis Floud to the Chancellor of the Excheqeur, 9 October 1928 (PRO)

192

The government was bent

RH handwritten notes for lecture on trial

22 A serious psychological subject

194

They generally

Virginia Woolf to Quentin Bell, I November 1928. A Change of Perspective

195

I have never

Havelock Ellis to RH, 20 October 1928 (Ottawa)

brimming with

Harold Rubinstein, ‘Scotland Yard and The Well of Loneliness’ (Ottawa)

198

The company grew bolder

Vita Sackville-West to Virginia Woolf, 3 November 1928 (Berg)

made a long

ibid

199

we, neither you

RH supplementary notes for Counsel (Texas)

23 I have read the book

201

an assemblage which might

Sheila Kaye-Smith, All the Books of My Life (Harper 1956)

All London

Virginia Woolf to Quentin Bell, 1 November 1928. A Change of Perspective

eminent men

RH handwritten notes for lecture on the trial

fidgeting

E. M. Forster, Abinger Harvest (Harcourt 1936)

lemon yellow

The Diary of Virginia Woolf, 10 November 1928

the pale tepid

ibid

something like

ibid

202

deprave and corrupt those

transcript of The Director of Public Prosecutions v. Jonathan Cape and Leopold Hill, Bow Street Police Court, 9 November 1928 (Ottawa)

‘Podsnappery’

see: Jenny Cooper Frye, A Study in Censorship

203

substantial question

ibid

deadly campaign

RH draft of letter for the press, 1931

The policeman might

RH handwritten notes for lecture on the trial

205

too indifferent

The Diary of Virginia Woolf, 10 November 1928

We could not

ibid

207

impressed by

ibid

shamed and degraded

RH to the novelist Gerard Hopkins, 14 November 1928 (Berg)

In the eyes

RH to Havelock Ellis, 2 December 1928 (Texas)

209

He made of my book

RH handwritten notes for lecture on the trial

210

so much respect

ibid

211

perpetual sexual

UVT Letters to John, 24 February 1946

24 Depress! Repress! Suppress!

213

This is the End

Daily Express, 17 November 1928

Also, I am

RH to Havelock Ellis, 2 December 1928 (Texas)

214

as high as

Janet Flanner (Genêt), Paris was Yesterday (Angus & Robertson 1973)

for the sake

RH handwritten lecture notes on the trial

215

With reference

A. H. Bodkin, Director of Public Prosecution Department to Rubinstein, 27 November 1928 (Ottawa)

His aged mind

RH handwritten lecture notes on the trial

I received

Retrospect of an Unimportant Life

I asked him

Charles Carrington Rudyard Kipling: His Life and Work (London 1955)

216

I shall have to

transcript of The Director of Public Prosecutions v. Rubinstein and Leopold Hill, Bow Street Police Court, 16 November 1928 (Ottawa)

propaganda for vice

ibid

He was very absurd

RH handwritten lecture notes on the trial

217

The bewildered

Harold Rubinstein ‘Scotland Yard and The Well of Loneliness’ (Ottawa)

The Court retired

memorandum from Sir Archibald Bodkin to Sir William Joynson-Hicks, 14 December 1928 (PRO)

219

The way to make a

The Sink of Solitude (Hermes Press 1928)

220

profound and painful

The Life and Death of RH

I renounce

RH to Audrey Heath, 7 April 1929

221

be very guarded

Harold Rubinstein to RH 9 January 1929 (Ottawa)

no editor

Arnold Bennett to RH, 17 December 1928

222

Total