BRACERS Record Detail for 107240
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BR will be glad to introduce Feibleman's book on Peirce, "assuming that I think well of the book when I see it", and for $200. Ten to one BR will like the book, he says.
"How many words are supposed to go to a typewritten page?" BR wonders how Freda Utley will like Chungking.
BR TO HUNTINGDON CAIRNS, 21 NOV. 1945
BRACERS 107240. ALS(X). Library of Congress
Proofread by K. Blackwell
Grosvenor Lodge, Babraham Road,
Cambridge.
Nov. 21, 1945
Dear Mr Cairns
I shall be glad to do an Introduction of about three typewritten pages to Feibleman’s book on Peirce,1 assuming that I think well of the book when I see it, and on the understanding that the fee is $200. How many words are supposed to go to a typewritten page?
I am glad to have your news of Freda. I wonder how she will like Chungking when she gets there.
Warmest regards from us both.
Yours sincerely
Russell.
P.S. I think it is ten to one that I shall like Feibleman’s book.
