If you’re setting out to write the history of a 100-year-old organisation then you should be ready to follow a very long paper trail.

Of course, there will be other sources that you’ll need to consult, not least the people who in one way or another have engaged with the movement, but you can’t do without paper records, particularly the kinds that most people will never see...

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