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LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 BOGLE-L'OUVERTURE PUBLICATIONS LIMITED {BLACK CARIBBEAN PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS} LMA/4462 Reference Description Dates CORPORATE MEMORANDUM AND ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION AND CERTIFICATES LMA/4462/A/01/001 Memorandum and Articles of Association 1974-1975 Incorporation and Share Capital Includes annotated draft copies and correspondence 1 file LMA/4462/A/01/002 Certificate of Incorporation 1969-1974 Includes company name registration letter 1 file LMA/4462/A/01/003 Certificate of Registration 1981 Shop name changed from Bogle-L'Ouverture Bookshop to Walter Rodney Bookshop 1 file MINUTES AND PLANNING NOTES LMA/4462/A/02/001 First Meeting of the Directors and first Annual 1974 General Meeting Minutes (unsigned) 2 documents LMA/4462/A/02/002 Minutes 1991-1993 1 volume LMA/4462/A/02/003 Editorial Board and General Minutes 1995-1996 (handwritten and typed) Includes a book report, 'Reap the Forgotten Harvest' 1 file LMA/4462/A/02/004 Monthly Meetings 1993-1997 Including first meeting of the Editorial Board 1 file LMA/4462/A/02/005 Bogle-L'Ouverture Press Formation 1991 Includes draft notes on publishing policies 1 file LMA/4462/A/02/006 Organisational Chart detailing the operations of 1984-1985 the business 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 BOGLE-L'OUVERTURE PUBLICATIONS LIMITED {BLACK CARIBBEAN PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS} LMA/4462 Reference Description Dates LMA/4462/A/02/007 Directors Meeting minutes 1986 Approval of Co-operative Bank loan 1 document LMA/4462/A/02/008 Publishing Contract Agreement: schedule of 1987 territories 1 file LMA/4462/A/02/009 Payment request and letter to debtors (Signed 198- by Morgan Dalphinis) Payment request. Also includes letter from Greater London Enterprise on equity investment which mentions preparations for a Bogle business plan 2 documents LMA/4462/A/02/010 Undated minutes and a 'Drum and Spear Press' 197- business card 2 documents LMA/4462/A/02/011 Notes on the banning of Walter Rodney from 1968 - 1975 Jamaica and the foundation of Bogle Original file: includes correspondence sent to prime ministers and government officials in the Caribbean protesting the banning of Walter Rodney, draft speeches and addresses on the political protests which led to the publisher's foundation, examples of early circulars, publicity material and thank you letters to patrons and supporters, 'A brief outline about the development and future of BLP' (1974) and minutes discussing the future of Bogle 1 file LMA/4462/A/02/012 Eric Huntley: notes on the company's 198- establishment and development 1 file LMA/4462/A/02/013 Eric Huntley: 'Programme of work to be 198- - 199- completed', Jessica Huntley: 'Things to be Achieved' Includes notes on guidelines relating to education. The notes are made on the reverse of Southall Black Women's Centre: 'Southall Black Sisters' poster 2 documents DIARIES, NOTEBOOKS AND ADDRESS BOOKS LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 BOGLE-L'OUVERTURE PUBLICATIONS LIMITED {BLACK CARIBBEAN PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS} LMA/4462 Reference Description Dates Desk diaries LMA/4462/A/03/01/001 Diary 1971 Includes meetings 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/002 Diary 1973 Includes meetings 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/003 Diary 1974 Includes meetings 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/003/A Diary: Jessica Huntley 1976 Daily accounts of Caribbean trip with Accabre Huntley 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/004 Diary 1977 Appointments 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/005 Diary 1978 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/006 Diary 1980 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/007 Diary 1981 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/008 Diary 1984 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/009 Diary 1985 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/010 Diary 1986 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/010/A Notepad 198- 1 volume LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 BOGLE-L'OUVERTURE PUBLICATIONS LIMITED {BLACK CARIBBEAN PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS} LMA/4462 Reference Description Dates LMA/4462/A/03/01/011 Diary 1990 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/012 Diary 1991 Jan, Feb and Jun only 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/013 Diary 1992 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/014 Diary 1994 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/015 Diary 1995 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/016 Diary 1995 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/017 Diary 1996 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/018 Diary 1997 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/019 Diary 1998 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/01/020 Diary 1999 1 volume Pocket diaries LMA/4462/A/03/02/001 Diary: Eric Huntley 1985 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/001/A Diary: Eric Huntley 1986 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/002 Diary: Eric Huntley 1987 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/003 Diary: Eric Huntley 1988 1 volume LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 BOGLE-L'OUVERTURE PUBLICATIONS LIMITED {BLACK CARIBBEAN PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS} LMA/4462 Reference Description Dates LMA/4462/A/03/02/004 Diary: Eric Huntley 1989 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/005 Diary: Eric Huntley 1989 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/006 Diary: Eric Huntley 1990 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/007 Diary: Eric Huntley 1990 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/008 Diary: Eric Huntley 1992 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/009 Diary: Jessica Huntley 1988 Loose pages 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/010 Diary: Jessica Huntley 1991 Loose pages 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/011 Diary: Jessica Huntley 1991 Loose pages 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/012 Diary: Jessica Huntley 1993 Descriptions concerning events 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/013 Diary: Eric Huntley 1993 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/014 Diary: Jessica Huntley 1994 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/015 Diary: Eric Huntley 1994 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/016 Diary: Jessica Huntley 1995 Notes and addresses. Diary produced by Bogle-L'Ouverture Press 1 volume LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 BOGLE-L'OUVERTURE PUBLICATIONS LIMITED {BLACK CARIBBEAN PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS} LMA/4462 Reference Description Dates LMA/4462/A/03/02/017 Diary: Eric Huntley 1995 Includes addresses 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/018 Diary: Eric Huntley 1996 Includes addresses 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/019 Diary: Eric Huntley 1997 Includes addresses 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/020 Diary: Eric Huntley 1998 Includes addresses 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/021 Diary: Eric Huntley 1999 Includes addresses 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/022 Diary: Eric Huntley 2000 Includes fairy tale and addresses. Produced by Grosvenor Casinos 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/023 Diary: Jessica Huntley 2000 Includes notes and addresses 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/023/A Diary 'Towards the New Decade 1990 - 2000': 2000 Jessica Huntley Two pages of addresses and two diary entries 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/024 Diary: Eric Huntley 2001 Includes addresses 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/02/025 Diary: Jessica Huntley 2001 Includes addresses 1 volume Address books LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 BOGLE-L'OUVERTURE PUBLICATIONS LIMITED {BLACK CARIBBEAN PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS} LMA/4462 Reference Description Dates LMA/4462/A/03/03/001 African addresses 198- Includes flyer from 'Cheikh Ibrahime Niang' English and 1 volume French LMA/4462/A/03/03/002 American addresses 198- Includes bookshops, publishers and individuals 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/03/003 Artists addresses 198- Includes local and international artists 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/03/004 Caribbean addresses 198- Includes bookshops and publishers 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/03/005 European addresses 198- Includes bookshops and publishers 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/03/006 Addresses 198- Includes bookshops, publishers, individuals 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/03/007 Fax numbers 198- Also contains addresses, accounting and diary entries 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/03/008 Addresses 198- Includes phone numbers 1 volume Notebooks LMA/4462/A/03/04/001 Jessica Huntley 1976 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/04/002 Jessica Huntley 1981 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/04/003 Jessica Huntley 1988 Includes notes of American tour and visit to Andrew Salkey in Amherst, Massachusetts, united States of America 1 volume LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 BOGLE-L'OUVERTURE PUBLICATIONS LIMITED {BLACK CARIBBEAN PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS} LMA/4462 Reference Description Dates LMA/4462/A/03/04/004 Eric Huntley 199- Includes notes of American tour and visit to Andrew Salkey in Amherst, Massachusetts, united States of America 1 file LMA/4462/A/03/04/005 Eric Huntley 1995 Includes notes of American tour and visit to Andrew Salkey in Amherst, Massachusetts, united States of America 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/04/006 Eric Huntley 1983-1986 Includes draft meeting agendas 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/04/007 Eric Huntley 198- - 199- Notes on projects, book payments, personal reflections notes 1 volume LMA/4462/A/03/04/008 Jessica Huntley 197- Includes addresses, check lists, 'things to be achieved'. Re-used: includes earlier notes on 'material suitable for aero-engine components' and 'Ground Engineers' 1 volume LEGAL AND PREMISES PAPERS LMA/4462/A/04/001 5a Chignell Place, Ealing LB: Shop Lease 1970-1979 Correspondence concerning 1975 lease and shop damage repairs 2 files LMA/4462/A/04/002 5a Chignell Place, Ealing LB: Keith Cardale 1980-1989 Groves Copy of 1985 lease, Stock evaluation lists, new property search 3 files LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 BOGLE-L'OUVERTURE PUBLICATIONS LIMITED {BLACK CARIBBEAN PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS} LMA/4462 Reference Description Dates LMA/4462/A/04/003 Liquidation of 'Bogle-L'Ouverture Publications 1990-1999 Limited Trading as Walter Rodney Bookshop' Includes meeting, handwritten note by Eric Huntley on the personal effect of the process and letters from debtors and creditors.
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    74 NCLR 731 FOR EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY Page 1 74 N.C. L. Rev. 731 (Cite as: 74 N.C. L. Rev. 731) North Carolina Law Review March, 1996 *731 NOVEL THEORIES OF CRIMINAL DEFENSE BASED UPON THE TOXICITY OF THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT: URBAN PSYCHOSIS, TELEVISION INTOXICATION, AND BLACK RAGE Patricia J. Falk [FNa] Copyright © 1996 North Carolina Law Review Association; Patricia J. Falk Criminal defendants increasingly claim that their criminal behavior was caused by social toxins that excuse or mitigate their guilt. In this Article, Professor Falk demonstrates that these claims are not aberrational doctrinal proposals, but rather are sophisticated extensions of existing criminal doctrine commensurate with scientific advancements. Unlike prevalent short- term causal explanations for criminal behavior, these novel extensions serve to elucidate long-term, diffuse effects of social toxins on the human psyche. In so doing, they provide otherwise unavailable insight into criminal behavior. Professor Falk urges the legal community to meaningfully consider these valuable new windows into the criminal mind, rather than fall prey to the common pitfall of reflexive "abuse excuse" rhetoric. Introduction ........................................................ 733 I. The Cases: Urban Psychosis, Television Intoxication, and Black Rage as Theories of Criminal Defense ................................... 738 A. Urban Psychosis ................................................ 738 1. Urban Psychosis .............................................. 738 2. Urban Survival