Registration of conscientious objectors Correspondence and papers relating to conscientious objector members of the Woodcraft Folk, particularly concerning the efforts of DW Rawson (son of Basil Rawson) to secure registration as a conscientious objector on moral grounds, which was refused and as a result Donald Rawson spent time in prison. Includes; - letters from many people, including a friend Donald made in prison, many other of his friends and work collagues, Woodcraft Folk member - statements by Donald Rawson, and Basil Rawson - statements and letters regarding other Woodcraft Folk members who applied to register as Conscientious Objectors. 1941-1944