On Euclid with reference to §§388-91 of The Principles of Mathematics.

On Dialogues of Santayana and Dewey. Kallen's "animus against me".

BR signs letter.

Re Ryle.

"Copy of above [record 125435] and Astor's letter" > Gollancz.

BR provides his autograph for a cousin.

BR signs petition to President [Eisenhower] re Sobell.

Suggestions for philosophical reading.

"NO" to invitation.

BR cannot write Italian grammatically.

On risks from a world government.

"NO".
 

On disarmament proposals.

On Sciama's The Unity of the Universe.

BR declines a conference.

BR can only repeat what he said on June 9.

BR can give an interview.

Re reading Principia.

BR declines to write an article.

"Viscount Amberley" is not BR's name but that of his eldest son.

BR sends his warmest good wishes for the new "dictionary of philosophy" but declines to join the Editorial Board.

"Return letter re Spaniards".

BR believes there is no group describable as his "followers", but sends her to the R.P.A.

On possibly making a volume out of the newly re-discovered Rochefoucauld maxims.

An invoice for $3.46 and its envelope were inserted between the front endpapers of The Works of Aristotle, Vol. 4 (Russell's Library, no. 1023).

A review request slip was inserted between pp. 108-9 of R.H.S. Crossman's Plato To-day (Russell's Library, no. 742).

A pipe cleaner was inserted between pp. 210-11, the start of Chapter 27, of Amabel Williams-Ellis' Darwin's Moon (Russell's Library, no. 1891).

BR corrects a point taken from Melincourt in Pantin's article on Alfred Russell Wallace in Notes and Records of the Royal Society.

BR declines a speaking engagement.

There is no way to get to BR by air.

The Mind subscription is to be increased to £1.50.

BR refers him to "University Education".

"NO".

"Peace Committee invite to conference > Collins when he comes."

"Home Secretary > Rotblat."

Thanks for unnamed magazine.

"Wood and Tait children."

BR asks for a list of his anti-nuclear writings, and he will fill in any gaps. BR fears limited war expanding to nuclear war.

BR analyzes the anti-English forces opposing his CCNY appointment in 1940. On Beacon Hill School; on anaesthetics in childbirth.

BR approves including "Vagueness".

On influenza in 1892, 1918 and since.

Autograph.

BR recommends the bibliography in Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare.

BR declines to reply to Cory's letter in Journal of Philosophy.

"Hertfordshire re Watford Lecture—NO".

On type theory in Sommers' article in Mind.

Powell is a Communist, which accounts for their differences.

BR cannot form a critical judgment on his letter without detracting from his own working time.

Send K. Tait £100.

"NO > Davies Inst. Mem. lecture."

Renewal of membership for BR and Edith.

£3.7.6.

BR denies he has any "solipsistic" correspondents.

Science for Peace is fellow-travelling, and includes Bernal and Burhop.

BR sends a cheque for Xmas presents for Jonathan and David Wood.

Brandy to be sent to her.

"Book signed > Brazil."

BR thanks him for his book Culture.

Thanks for poem.

BR cannot accept an invitation.

BR discourages an interview—"nothing to say about the literary scene".

BR signs a letter (re Jews in Romania).

On the walking exploits of the man who built Plas Penrhyn. BR praises Pantin's New Scientist article.

On Hoyle's view of space; the creation of galaxies.

On Gellner's book, in reply to Kassman.

BR replies to questions from Soviet Russia.

"£100 from John Bull > Child".

"On the whole, Ryle has had rather a bad time of it." (Re the Gellner controversy.)

BR refers him to Schilpp and Egner for a bibliography of his work.

OK to print sherry party invitations with BR's name. He encloses a letter from the Home Office.

BR declines an invitation for February.

BR can't form an opinion on Ducaroffe's work from a table of contents.

The TLS review is "rather satisfactory" (re Wisdom of the West).

Re his grandmother's poem for Basic Writings.

BR has done his bit in replying to critics on Ryle-Gellner.

On extramarital homosexual relations and divorce.

BR agrees to be Honorary President of a discussion club for nuclear disarmament.

BR asks for his grandchildren to be sent to Ruabon and put into a through train to Penrhyndeudraeth.

BR can see him at Plas Penrhyn.

"Ans > Gilbert Harding".

"Have written to Secretary of Moreton Hall about return on Dec. 16 > Sarah".

BR agrees to the Humanist Guild of Toronto's suggestion [re The Faith of a Humanist].

This appears to be a draft of the letter that Strong wrote on images, sense-data and perception. See record 80805.

BR thanks Strong for his letter of 1930/11/05 and says he will reply when he has more time.

Huxley is reluctant to join a committee of trustees for Strong's Philosophical Fund and suggests Dr. Joseph Needham in his place.

Moore is willing to be one of C.A. Strong's trustees. Moore won't be able to come to Oxford on the weekend due to his health.

Cumming arranges a debate on "Is Modern Morality Moral?" between Rabbi Wise and BR.

This may have been the debate that was reenacted for film by the participants.

Cumming arranges a debate on "Is Modern Morality Moral?" between Rabbi Wise and BR. See record 125522. Cumming states it is being held under the auspices of the Seven Arts Guild.

This may have been the debate that was reenacted for film by the participants.

"Signed letter".

Re Kazakstan.

On undesirable acts by one's own side.

BR favours legalizing euthanasia "with suitable safeguards".

Re viewing On the Beach.

BR will attend conference on Dec. 13.

Can't accept engagement.

Garage.