Current balance?; whether cheques for £5000, £4000, £2000 have been presented.

Thanks for Satan; reviews.

Will catch up shortly.

Prospects of an English job for Charles Tait.

Prepared to second Ernest Jones again.

Finished another story of 14,000 words. Return "Zahatapolk" and "Nightmares" for corrections. Illustrator.

Her son and his christening.

Revises some figures.

Meeting. [Ludwig] Wittgenstein.

He to sing and his adopted daughter to dance in BR's home.

Encloses message to Congress on Preserving Learning. [Draft of message present.]

Replies to rejection letter for UN World article [not sent]. U.S. politics.

Following this draft is a slightly more conciliatory letter to Koeves.

Reply to rejection letter. U.S. politics.

See also record 12513 for an unsent response.

Open tax-paying account.

Changes cabled for article.

No date on document. Date taken from physical location.

Declines BBC invitation.

Document is located before 1 July 1953 letters.

Accepts vice-presidency.

The document is located before 1 July 1953 letters.

No wise advice. No mistake on p. 693 of History of Western Philosophy re indefinables.

Document located before 1 July 1953 letters.

BR is willing to be interviewed if it is done at Richmond.

Count on BR if taking further action on horrible case Matlala.

St. Catharine's College is in one of BR's stories—used to see old master riding with his daughter.

Returns autographed book.

Thanks for pleasing letter.

Must refuse to see Indian lady, since BR's energy must be conserved.

William Pember Reeves; Amber [Pember Reeves, later Blanco White].

Can't attend congress.

In reply to RA2 320.177071a (0065558).

Encloses story.

Encloses story.

Comments on his offprint, "Oxford Philosophy".

[Joe] McCarthy (and book-burning).

Withdraws suggestion about BR's article's rejection. Irwin Edman.

Unpopular opinions. Queen Elizabeth II. New York Times article.

Declines invitation—was seriously ill with pneumonia and some damage will always remain.

Declines speaking to political and economic circle of National Liberal Club.

Accepts estimate for repairs to 2 watches and clock.

Approves suggestions in pamphlet on combating Communism.

Thanks for letter. New York Times letter.

Remains with American Committee for Cultural Freedom.

Will discuss his book with him next summer.

The "Free Man's Worship" is in Mysticism and Logic. Much interested in what he says about philosophy and law.

McCarthy-Malenkov pact.

Subjects of "Portraits from Memory".

Obituary of Einstein.

Nightmares.

Suggests topics for article.

Never met [Sigmund] Freud or had correspondence with him, so nothing to add to his archives.

Retype parts marked "Type" in Stalin's legacy.

Encloses typescript in regard to Eastern European intellectuals.

Contract.

A.J. Balfour ("using a bogus scepticism to give support to Tory prejudices"); [L.T.] Hobhouse's theory of knowledge ("liked"); considerable admiration for Jackson.

Refuses contribution to [C.E.M.] Joad memorial—"I had at no time a high opinion of his merits".

Encloses [Satan].

Encloses [Gilbert] Murray's permission (re Autobiography).

Reads Italian but can't venture to write it correctly. Declines writing article.

"Always been rather sceptical of the interpretation of the red shift of the spectra of nebulae".

Letter to editor re U.S. politics and Einstein.

Declines to attend philosophical congress in Brussels.

Encloses abstracts of first 2 "Portraits" (dictated mss. of "Some Cambridge Dons of the 'Nineties" and "Some of My Contemporaries at Cambridge").

Obituary of Einstein.

Glad to read Lady Mandle's book and provide blurb—has read others by her, and much interested in that whole circle. [Godwin and His World was published 7.9.53]

Rudolph Rocker (liked a book of his).

Discontinues her as literary agent, except for cases in which BR asks her help.

Re Nightmares.

Glad German broadcast was successful.

Accepts invitation for August 22-24. Raymond Mortimer.

"My outlook became more like that of Shelley and Godwin after 1914 than it had been before."

BR now advisor to National Arts Foundation.

Leonard Woolf (and his book for review).

Nightmares.

Professor Mmaa's Lecture—will do preface.

Agrees to [broadcasting?] a shortened "A Philosophy for Our Time".

[E.D.] Morel biography.

Thanks for Godwin and His World. Will write again after reading it.

Encloses list of earnings for the income tax year ending 5 April 1953.

BR never a member of any hunt.

No date on document. Date taken from physical location.

Suggests books on social history to read.

No date on document. Date taken from physical location.

Grants permission to reprint "Reflections on My 80th Birthday".

No date on document. Date taken from physical location.

Swedish income tax.

No date on document. Date taken from physical location.

Agrees to do 12-minute talk on Lord John Russell.

No date on document. Date taken from physical location.

Muscio not an idealist.

No date on document. Date taken from physical location.

Encloses Melbourne Herald article.

Invites him to dinner.

On his book on democracy (blurb-like).

Re his "Letter to a Japanese Reader"; Japan.