BR TO ROBERT C. MARSH, 30 MAY 1950
BRACERS 54304. TLS(X). Harvard U. Library
Proofread by K. Blackwell

41, Queens Road,
Richmond, Surrey,
ENGLAND.
May 30, 1950

Robert Marsh, Esq.,
12, Mellen Street,
Cambridge, Mass.
U.S.A.

Dear Mr. Marsh,

Thank you for your letter, with its unprecedentedly generous offer. If I had been going to stay in America for any length of time I should have been very much tempted to accept it, but I shall be there only three weeks, and practically all the secretarial work involved will have to be done before I go there. I shall, however, hope to see you when I am at Harvard, and I hope you will take steps to that end when the time comes.

I tremble to think what you must have discovered if you have given me the same sort of attention usually given to Kant and Hegel.

With all best wishes,

Yours sincerely,
<signed> Bertrand Russell
(Earl Russell)