Total Published Records: 135,560
BRACERS Notes
| Record no. | Notes, topics or text |
|---|---|
| 11802 | Will stay as President so long he needn't answer letters. |
| 11803 | Can't speak at Union on June 3. |
| 11804 | Personal meeting. |
| 11805 | Returns corrected proof of "After Eighty Years". |
| 11806 | Books arrived; Gladstone on adultery has to be read to be believed. |
| 11807 | Can't help on English names. |
| 11808 | Willing to see Prof. Yang. |
| 11809 | Acknowledges gift of the letters of Robert G. Ingersoll. |
| 11810 | Thanks for encouraging letter. |
| 11811 | Turns down request for employment (?) by travelling American (?). |
| 11812 | Can't do book suggested; fully booked up for other work. 3rd person. |
| 11813 | Ring him up for meeting. |
| 11814 | Encloses £5 for appeal for woods still bearing the name of Russell. |
| 11815 | Doesn't like book she sent; no room for another. |
| 11816 | On his paper "A Religious Way of Knowing" (but would compare revelations to dreams in respect to false beliefs about external objects). |
| 11817 | On Mallarme and Whistler. |
| 11818 | On a world university (refers to American Mercury article). |
| 11819 | Individuals and political catastrophe. |
| 11820 | Visit from her and Eric Neville. |
| 11821 | Proud to be coupled with Abraham Lincoln. |
| 11822 | On Stanley Mellor; "God". |
| 11823 | Thanks for Swedish spirits. |
| 11824 | On birth control in India. |
| 11825 | Touched by his letter; pleasure of visit. |
| 11826 | Discloses story-writing; recalls Unwin's acceptance of Principles of Social Reconstruction. |
| 11827 | Thanks for Institute of Philosophy birthday message. Age: at 90 may be ambitious to beat Shaw's record. Light programme. |
| 11828 | Thanks for tea packet. |
| 11829 | Thanks for birthday wishes. |
| 11830 | Meeting time for [BBC?] discussion. |
| 11831 | Educating children in non-Catholic school, despite relatives. |
| 11832 | Declines to see his manuscripts. |
| 11833 | To dine together. |
| 11834 | Visiting her at the Shiffolds. |
| 11835 | |
| 11836 | Thanks for touching letter. |
| 11837 | Arithmetic; contemporary physics misguided?; Spinoza sentence. |
| 11838 | On any new book, short stories, "On Denoting". |
| 11839 | Russia is bent on world dominion. |
| 11840 | Refers her to History of Western Philosophy, introductory chap. |
| 11841 | Deceased wife's sister law repealed about 50 yrs ago. |
| 11842 | Happy to receive his dissertation. The dictation gives "Dierich" as the name. |
| 11843 | Re his review of Principles of Social Reconstruction. |
| 11844 | Thanks for Mrs. Bartlett's poem (about BR?). |
| 11845 | Fuller in trouble for repeating Bodkin's words [in 1916]. Fuller's release aided by BR. |
| 11846 | Recalls visit to Merthyr Tydfil [in 1916?] and his uncle. |
| 11847 | On "existence", existence itself, BR's title, and immortality. |
| 11848 | Monetary demand and questionnaire. |
| 11849 | Can't do an article, though sympathizes with objects as stated in manifesto. |
| 11850 | Commiseration over boredom caused by BR's 80th. |
| 11851 | Thanks for book on boundless optimism. Science. |
| 11852 | Something in next 10 years may draw BR out of retirement. |
| 11853 | Out of touch with people who give academic appointments. |
| 11854 | Catholics and freethinkers on broadcasts. |
| 11855 | Wants verbatim report of Catholics who controverted BR after his broadcasts. |
| 11856 | Can't join Society. |
| 11857 | BR would like to see Keene again. He should ring BR to fix a time. |
| 11858 | Telegram from UCLA Dept. of Philosophy. |
| 11859 | Life as they see it. |
| 11860 | Divorce coming up. |
| 11861 | Autobiography not to be published while BR alive. |
| 11862 | BR accepts the congratulations of the Voltaire Society and will try to live up to its eponymous hero. |
| 11863 | Appointment for photographing. |
| 11864 | Can't review Wittgenstein for New Statesman. |
| 11865 | His paper on human body. |
| 11866 | Greetings. |
| 11867 | Ok to quote. His work interesting. |
| 11868 | D.k. Roy's records received. |
| 11869 | BR's health drunk in combination room [at Trinity?]. |
| 11870 | On his [Blissymbolics]; finding a publisher. |
| 11871 | Bliss. |
| 11872 | Will write again after consideration. |
| 11873 | Seeks advice on logicians who could broadcast on atheism. |
| 11874 | BR's smoking. |
| 11875 | Returns letter that was too late for BR to sign. |
| 11876 | Meeting. |
| 11877 | BR's grandfather was a younger son of the Duke of Bedford. |
| 11878 | Serial rights. Sentence in BR's hand for Portuguese. |
| 11879 | Sends cheque. |
| 11880 | Declines invitation to [Apostles'] dinner. |
| 11881 | Hatred of devil. |
| 11882 | Returns mathematical work, which BR hasn't time to deal with. |
| 11883 | Meeting; reference. |
| 11884 | Can't contribute to or attend Congress. |
| 11885 | Encloses article on Western freedom. |
| 11886 | Recommends Themerson's typescript for Mind. |
| 11887 | Planned parenthood. |
| 11888 | Hasn't time to comment now on war on want. |
| 11889 | Keep for [article on] Whitehead. |
| 11890 | Thanks for tea, which he drinks "from dawn to dark". |
| 11891 | No time to comment on his essay [on relativity]. |
| 11892 | Thanks for encouragement. |
| 11893 | Amberley Cottage was burnt down and Frank Russell sold site. |
| 11894 | Answers contained New Hopes for a Changing World and Impact of Science on Society. |
| 11895 | No time to read ms. on economics, "a subject of which I am sadly ignorant". |
| 11896 | On his article "The Other God that Failed". |
| 11897 | Will sponsor conference on Planned Parenthood. |
| 11898 | On supporting wars, with reference to How Near Is War? |
| 11899 | Ignorant of subject he writes on. |
| 11900 | £5 [for Robert Trevelyan memorial?] |
| 11901 | The postcard is possibly from J. Bradley whose name and address appear crossed out. |
