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• Vallat, F. A., N133

• Vance, Louis J., A171

• Vancouver: Miller (Henry) work seized in, B443

• Vandenberg, Arthur H. (Sen.), C597, V7

• Van den Haag, Ernest, C270, V8, °V4

• Vandiver, Frank E., W113

• Van Doren, Mark, V11-V13, W146

• Van Druten, John, W394

• Van Loon, Hendrick W., C505, V14-V15

• Van Rensalaer, K. H., C538

• Vashendchenko, Vlademir V., P253

• Vaughan v. The Rock Newspaper Printing and Publishing Co. (1902), V26

• Vectia (Marie C. Stopes), S673

• Venereal diseases: advertising of cure banned, S161;
  • broadcast banned, M396;
  • information on, banned, S356

• Venner v. Belmont (1913), B171

• Venus in the Cloister, or, The Nun in her Smock, C620, C681, F251, S682

• Vermont: Gazette, S471, S536;
  • Journal, H99, L394, M102, M353, S343, S471, W166, W196, °G25

• Vice societies as censors (Great Britain): National Vigilance Association, C562, N81, S508, °T7;
  • Public Morality Council, L340, M506, M555, S508, °T7;
  • Public Morals Conference, L341;
  • Smith (Rev. Sydney) on, S493;
  • Society for the Suppression of Vice, B175, C86, C90, S493, S508-S509, W85, °T7

• Vice societies as censors (United States): B522, C685, M334, S662, W23, W26;
  • Chicago, B115, F12-F13;
  • defense of, S558;
  • Frothingham (Octavius B.) on, F368;
  • Georgia Literature Commission, G73;
  • Nathan (George J.) on, °N5;
  • Pittsburgh, H23;
  • Putnam (George H.) on, P360;
  • satire, °W4;
  • Wakeman (T. B.) on, W17.
  • See also New England Watch and Ward Society;
  • New York Society for the Suppression of Vice

• Victor, or the Children Take Over (play), M325, O107

• Victoria Regina (Laurence Housman), H368

• Vietnam: freedom of press in, F310, °T5;
  • news management, U77, U83, °L28, °R19, °U16;
  • press coverage, °B62, °U15;
  • right of dissent on, C479, °F12, °H3, °M57

• Violence as substitute for sex expression, B486, C470, G172, L52, L156, P317, W323, °H47, °W1

• Violence in comic books, C120, C472, C643, G90, L28, L57, L156, M230, O97, R313, S19, S270, T217, U164, °H42

• Violence on television, B215, R265, T222, U90, U174, U177, U180-U181, °B45, °H6, °L5, °S10, °U2, °W13

• Violent opinion: freedom of expression, H85

• Virginia: Constitution, °J18;

• motion picture censorship, M43, V53, °C8;
  • obscenity law, S321;
  • privacy law, O126

• Virginia Resolutions (Re: Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798): contemporary views, A185, L216;
  • criticism of, A31, M196;
  • debates in House of Delegates, U133;
  • history, K171;
  • Marshall (John) on, M196-M197;
  • text, L216, P138, V54-V56

• Vision of Judgment (Lord Byron), H417

• Vittum, Harriet, D30

• Vizetelly, Henry: V61;
  • conviction for publishing works of Zola, B611, C561, V59;
  • list of English classics, E137, V60;
  • trial (mock), M492

• "Voice of America," S61, °U15

• Volne Listy, G144

• Voltaire (Alfred Noyes), S335, W299

• Von Hilsheimer, George III (Rev.), G114, V70

• Voorhees, Melvin B. (Lt. Col.), trial, B518, V71

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