Refers writer to Marriage and Morals.

Korean War. U.S. policy.

Can't make Brains Trust dinner. Prefers book on Tito as wedding gift.

Agrees to standing order for rent payment for 29 Millbank.

Literary matters; U.S. politics.

U.S. rights.

Declines invitation to speak at annual meeting.

Quarterly payment.

Can't do preface; U.S. politics.

Thanks for card to Royal Institute Galleries—hopes to see his bust there.

Won't have opinion re ILP elections—because of ignorance.

Not hopeful of new vehicle of communication since already so much.

Encloses "Education for a Difficult World" (Saturday Night) for Il Politico.

Thanks for Webster's New World Dictionary.

Name unclear, possibly Mr. Zevin.

Thanks for replies. Send "copy" to [Julie] Medlock.

Reference to quotation: may be that in Impact.

Thanks for biography of Tito. Finders.

Can't contribute because BR is making up his tax deficit.

Can see Mr. Weaver.

Encloses "Nightmares" and "Zahatapolk".

Accepts praise.

Will look up [F.H.] Bradley letters for French lady.

Permission to reprint "The Road to Happiness" in any Indian prose selection.

Pleasant recollections of writing for Sunday Referee when he was editor; will consider sending him article or short story.

Can't find time for article for The Writer.

Can't accept invitation to conference since will likely be away.

Will send review of Ginsburg soon. U.S. persecution.

If he visits BR, something may be concoctable "by way of introduction for the Frankfurter Zeitung."

Known about Bedales [School] almost from its foundation; used to go there very frequently when [A.N.] Whitehead's son was there.

Enjoyed review [of BR], and looks forward to book.

Recommends Elizabeth R. Cameron's "Record of Fear, France 1848" for publication.

Forwarding letters to Allen and Unwin as BR's agents.

Thinks highly of his book.

Will give her [the French lady?] the letters [from F.H. Bradley] to read.

Will go to studio to see bust, and decide on pedestal.

Invites him to tea and dinner.

May BR publish his "McCarthy-Malenkov Pact" in U.K.? Stalin dying.

Returns draft statement (point about royalties on Amberley Papers).

List of complimentary copies of Good Citizen's Alphabet.

Thanks for references in Holmes-Laski letters.

Not inclined to take any action.

Glad she liked Sceptical Essays.

Visas for Europeans entering U.S.

On a case history—avoid his generalizations.

No need to pay Dora [Russell]—she gets £276 after tax from BR, and quit job with Central Office of Information because of Communist sympathies.

Will do a prefatory note to her material.

Forget debt until "completely on your feet".

"Shocking and absurd" what's happened to her husband and her brother-in-law.

Won't renew subscription since no longer sufficiently in sympathy.

William of Occam. Gilson. No preface for her.

Not sure of being able to write German correctly. Leibniz; law of continuity.

1 dozen Red Hackle.

Jews. Glad to speak [at Warsaw Ghetto Memorial meeting] on 9 April.

He needs a physicist for a proper obituary of Einstein.

Re John [Russell] and work.

Thanks for Homo Sapiens.

Encloses [Hans] Thirring's letter.

Has no thoughts about the coronation that seem worth recording.

Advice received for John [Russell]. Will do obituary of Einstein.

Will meet him; away April 15-May 15.

Attending Metalogical on 26th. Millbank. Dine at Hatchett's.

Declines chance to contribute to This I Believe.

Cover any allusion to BR in press.

Permission given to quote sentence in BR's letter.

Complimentary copies of Good Citizen's Alphabet. Pictures give him much pleasure.

"What Is Science?" symposium.

Denies advocating preventive war and threatening USSR with nuclear bombs.

Visit BR.

Leif Jones.

Jebb witticism; Verrall.

Send [Joseph] Conrad's Typhoon.

Encloses paragraph on freedom of information (for What Is Freedom?); manuscript present in dictation.

BR declines a speaking invitation outside London.

Acquiesces in Markell not telling readers when BR's article was written.

Declines again to state what he believes, "even with the benefit of your skill in compression".

Exceedingly annoyed at not being permitted to see Conrad [Russell's] reports. Advice requested. Insurance on both homes.

BR's mortgage on Bedales School (£3500) is being paid off. Wishes to satisfy tax-gatherers.

Can't answer query because original letters are stored in a place difficult to get at. No objection to her publishing any of [F.H.] Bradley's letters to BR provided he too can still do so: "It is probable that I may sooner or later publish a book of letters to and from philosophers...."

[This is the same letter, a typed copy of which is dated 4 April 1953, as 710.052927.]

Doesn't possess any J.S. Mill material.

Will provide reference. BBC.

No time to contribute to review. Hesitates to join Société Européene de Culture.

Fire insurance. Soon to get cheques for £8000 +: £1000 overdraft; £2000 to live on; £5000 towards income and surtax arrears (future payments out of capital).

No arrangements made to publish "Stalin's Legacy" in U.K., so no objection to his offering it.

Read part of his Solitude and Privacy.

Would waive any claim to payment on a Chinese translation.

Re Cambridge University Labour Club.

Suggests H.G. Wells for 6th portrait.