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The Socialist Papers:

Pearson, K (1885) Socialism and Sex. 1st ed. London: I. Temple.

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Hollar's Etching:

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Thank you to George Richards from the UCL Art Museum for his contributions on Hollar's etching.

Thank you to Ian Carroll from the UCL Institute of Archarology for his contributions on the Maiden Castle Films.

Thank you to Robert Winckworth from the UCL College Collection for his contributions on The Socialist Papers.

Thank you to Alice Stevenson from the UCL Petrie museum for her contributions on the Ear Stelae.

Thank you to Tannis Davidson from the UCL Grant Museum of Zoology for her contributions on the Abalone Wax Model.

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