Total Published Records: 135,560
BRACERS Notes
| Record no. | Notes, topics or text |
|---|---|
| 114503 | "Mon." Dated by BR. |
| 114504 | |
| 114505 | "Thurs." Dated by BR. |
| 114506 | Dated by BR. |
| 114507 | "Sunday". Dated by BR. |
| 114508 | Dated by BR. |
| 114509 | "Wed." Dated by BR. |
| 114510 | BR inserted the year. |
| 114511 | Dated by BR. |
| 114512 | "Wed." Dated by BR. |
| 114513 | Dated by BR. |
| 114514 | Paul Delaney left a note saying he thought this letter was matched with the wrong envelope. |
| 114515 | "Wed." Dated by BR. |
| 114516 | Dated by BR but without the year. |
| 114517 | "Black Hall". Dated by BR. |
| 114518 | |
| 114519 | Dated by BR. |
| 114520 | Dated by BR. |
| 114521 | "Tues." Dated by BR, also postmarked. |
| 114522 | Dated by BR. |
| 114523 | Dated by BR. |
| 114524 | Dated by BR. |
| 114525 | "Sunday". Dated by BR. |
| 114526 | "Tues." Dated by BR. |
| 114527 | Dated by BR. |
| 114528 | "Friday". Dated by BR. |
| 114529 | "Sat." Dated by BR, who deleted his initial dating of "30 April". |
| 114530 | "Thursday". Dated by BR. |
| 114531 | "Sunday". Dated by BR. |
| 114532 | Dated by BR. |
| 114533 | "Tues." Dated by BR. |
| 114534 | Dated by BR. |
| 114535 | Dated by BR. |
| 114536 | "Friday". Dated by BR. |
| 114537 | "Mon." Dated by BR. |
| 114538 | "Monday". Dated by BR, incorrectly as "19 May 1915". |
| 114539 | "Wed." Dated by BR. |
| 114540 | Dated by BR. |
| 114541 | |
| 114542 | "Sat." Dated by BR. |
| 114543 | "Sunday night". Dated by BR. |
| 114544 | "Wed." Dated by BR. |
| 114545 | "Thursday". Dated by BR. |
| 114546 | |
| 114547 | "Monday". Dated by BR. |
| 114548 | "Tuesday". Dated by BR. |
| 114549 | Dated by BR. |
| 114550 | Dated by BR. The clipping from an unidentified newspaper is titled "San Marino at War". Lady Ottoline commented on it: "Your last home gone!" |
| 114551 | "Tues." Dated by BR. |
| 114552 | "Thursday". Dated by BR. |
| 114553 | "Tues." Dated by BR. |
| 114554 | "Thursday". Dated by BR. |
| 114555 | |
| 114556 | Dated by BR. |
| 114557 | "Thursday". Dated by BR. |
| 114558 | Dated by BR. |
| 114559 | Redated by BR from her "July 15". |
| 114560 | "Sunday". Dated by BR. |
| 114561 | Dated by BR. |
| 114562 | "Monday". Dated by BR. |
| 114563 | |
| 114564 | Dated by BR. |
| 114565 | |
| 114566 | Dated by BR. |
| 114567 | Dated by BR. |
| 114568 | "Tuesday". Dated by BR. |
| 114569 | |
| 114570 | Dated by BR. |
| 114571 | "Thursday". Dated by BR. |
| 114572 | Dated by BR. |
| 114573 | "Sunday". Dated by BR. |
| 114574 | Corrected from Aug. 9 by Ottoline. |
| 114575 | "Tues." Dated by the postmarked envelope. |
| 114576 | "Friday". Dated by the postmarked envelope. |
| 114577 | Dated by the postmarked envelope. |
| 114578 | "Tues. night". Dated by BR. The envelope is postmarked 1915/10/16 and probably is misfiled. |
| 114579 | Dated by BR. |
| 114580 | "... I am not sure that I wish to say what I think of Shaw, as he is a personal friend, but his opinions seem to be largely both foolish and pernicious." Perhaps when Shaw is dead BR will write it. |
| 114581 | Managing editor Kohler requests an article on Shaw, for which payment would be $100. |
| 114582 | Kohler again requests an article on Shaw from BR, this time promising not to use it until Shaw's death. |
| 114583 | BR "would rather enjoy writing an article on Shaw", but could not do it until the winter. He asks for the length and fee. "As for delaying publication until he is dead, I should like to write the article first and then see whether its publication would be likely to hasten that lamentable event." |
| 114584 | $150 is the fee, for between 3,000 and 7,000 words. |
| 114585 | BR "will do the article on Shaw as soon as I have worked through earlier obligations, which will probably be about six months from now." Not to be published in Shaw's lifetime. |
| 114586 | The Quarterly still hopes to have an article by Russell. |
| 114587 | The Quarterly does not object to simultaneous publication of BR's essay on Shaw in England, although it should not appear there before it appears in the Quarterly. |
| 114588 | Kohler reminds Russell of his intention to write an article on Shaw. |
| 114589 | Russell's intention is to send the promised article on Shaw very soon. "Meanwhile, there is no indication that it will be called for for some time to come." |
| 114590 | "I am sending it [the article on Shaw] on the explicit understanding that it will not be published, or shown outside your office, until he is dead." |
| 114591 | The Quarterly is pleased to receive Russell's article on Shaw and encloses a draft for $150. More articles would be welcome. |
| 114592 | BR hopes there will be no objection if some "closely similar" phrases in his VQR article also appear in The Listener. |
| 114593 | Russell is asked to correct the enclosed proof of his Shaw article for publication in the December issue, make any additions, and return it as quickly as he can. |
| 114594 | Kohler has learned that BR is in the U.S. and sends proof of his article to him at the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. She congratulates him on winning the Nobel Prize. |
| 114595 | BR's proof arrived in time. "A great deal of interest has already been expressed in your article on Mr. Shaw...." BR's copy will be mailed by the end of the week. |
| 114596 | BR thanks Mr. Farr for his kindness to his family and encloses keys (not present) "which will be needed whenever it becomes possible to have our crates and boxes sent off." Written on Peacock Inn letterhead. |
| 114597 | BR thanks Farr "for all the trouble you have taken" (probably in connection with sending the Russells' crates and boxes to England). BR is sending "the money" to Mrs. Foot [Anne Foot, widow of John Foot]. |
| 114598 | Patricia thanks the Farrs for looking after the Russells' boxes. She refers to not having seen the Foot children. "Mr. Twaddell was not my admirer, he was Kate's!" (This is Edward Twadell, according to Caroline Farr.) |
| 114599 | "Melian coming this weekend". |
| 114600 | "It is not at all true that I love you less". |
| 114601 | |
| 114602 | "Sat." On Lawrence's book. |
