Tylor encloses an engrossment of the codicil (not present).

He suggests that BR's papers regarding peace and war should be given to his literary trustees, allowing Mr. Schoenman to access them with BR's wife's consent.

Tylor brings up two points regarding the codicil, first that the phrase "concerned with war and peace" might be too vague a description and therefore invalid. Therefore he has expanded the term in the codicil.

The second point is that to allow Schoenman unlimited access to BR's papers would delay the administration of his estate. Tylor has limited this to five years.