There is an enclosed note to BR from Tylor stating, "Herewith a copy of my letter of today's date to Mr. Blackwell at McMaster University."

Tylor informs Blackwell that BR has given his consent to provide McMaster University with his correspondence with Tylor, in due course.

Tylor writes that while he is pleased to fulfil BR's wishes, he will have to consult his partners regarding this matter, as some may deem these letters libellous or susceptible to claims of libel.

""With regard to the latter letters, it might be that disclosure to third parties would deprive us of the protection of qualified privilege. In the light of these factors, it may be that we would have to ask the University for an assurance as to an adequate embargo addressed to us and possibly for an indemnity. We cannot really judge until we have had an opportunity of looking at the papers. This may take some time but I will, however, write to you further in due course."

[K. Blackwell's note: nothing further was heard from Tylor. He ceased to be a partner in 1972.]